On the recordDecember 8, 2019
The most serious of such offenses include abuse of power, betrayal of the Nation through foreign entanglements, and corruption of public office.
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congress.govThe most serious of such offenses include abuse of power, betrayal of the Nation through foreign entanglements, and corruption of public office.
Nadler outlines serious offenses that justify impeachment.
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