On the recordDecember 16, 2019
Impeachment is in the Constitution because of public offenses by political leaders against democracy itself.
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congress.govImpeachment is in the Constitution because of public offenses by political leaders against democracy itself.
Raskin emphasizes the constitutional basis for impeachment related to public offenses.
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