Yes. Look, there's one -- one of the two article really does bothers me on the weaponization font and that is that the second one on obstruction. Because every single president I'm familiar with has exerted -- has basically, you know, rebuffed subpoenas and said, you know, no to the Congress.
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Rick Santorum expresses concern about the implications of impeaching a president for obstructing Congress, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent.
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