On the recordJanuary 6, 1999
The President's misconduct qualifies as such an offense according to the commonly accepted understandings of civic responsibility.
James M. Talent: “The President's misconduct qualifies as such an offense according to the commonly accepted understandings of civic…”
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Arguing that the President's actions meet the standard for impeachment.
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