Hard as impeachment may be, to ignore misconduct so grave and notorious would be to suggest that the importance to the country of an office can place the holder of the office above the country's laws.
James M. Talent: “Hard as impeachment may be, to ignore misconduct so grave and notorious would be to suggest that the importance to the…”
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Arguing for the necessity of impeachment despite its difficulties.
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