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Re: High Crimes and Misdemeaners (was Impeachment)
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Thu, 7 Jan 1999 17:16:27 GMT
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I think you're right, although it seems to imply that a president could
be impeached for jaywalking. The upshot appears to be that whatever
the House and Senate consider impeachable is impeachable.
as evah,
John C.
Larry Pieniazek writes:
> John Cromer wrote:
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> > ps to Larry P: I did a non-case-sensitive search through the 85
> > Federalist Papers at
> > http://www.augur.demon.co.uk/federalist-papers/index.htm for "high
> > crimes" and came up with zip. A more specific reference to a Federalist
> > Paper would help me.
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> I did some digging and I could not find it either. Well, somebody ELSE
> said it was, and I should have verified it before I alleged. But I'd be
> willing to bet (since you can't call me on it, they're all dead now)
> that what I outlined was what was intended by the authors.
>
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| (...) I did some digging and I could not find it either. Well, somebody ELSE said it was, and I should have verified it before I alleged. But I'd be willing to bet (since you can't call me on it, they're all dead now) that what I outlined was what (...) (26 years ago, 6-Jan-99, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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