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But it has the same power over its rules of proceeding on the expulsion of the President; and there can be no reason for simplicity in the one case not equally applicable in the other.
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gutenberg.orgBut it has the same power over its rules of proceeding on the expulsion of the President; and there can be no reason for simplicity in the one case not equally applicable in the other.
Sumner argues that the Senate's power over its rules applies equally to the expulsion of both Senators and Presidents.
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