Impeachment

rude, inappropriate, and unprofessional. Now, Trump is president he is acting the same way. An important person in our government should not be acting the same way a child would. Recent actions by President Trump are substandard and disagreeable; impeachment is the way to handle the situation. Trump has become the 45th President of the United States; protests, riots, and boycotts, including the boycotts in Mexico in reaction Trump’s tumultuous first week in the White House. (Grillo) against the

had many suspicions about Judge Theodore Westbrook, including a conspiracy between the judge and Jay Gould. Theodore Roosevelt got an approval for an investigation to take place, seeking an impeachment of the judge. The committee decided to follow through with the investigation but rejected the impeachment. Theodore grew in popularity because of the wisdom he showed in the finding of the criminals, and this helped him win the re-election of 1882. Roosevelt wrote many bills, one being a civil

From police keeping confiscated evidence as their own to judges’ rulings being bought, and everything in-between is seen within the criminal justice system. First a look at the actions of officers in SF that benefited from confiscated goods in 2014. Next are two judges one from Pennsylvania and another from Texas who both accepted money for rulings in 2009 and 2015 respectively. Last is from 2013 and looks at the charges being brought upon the Attorney General of the United States by the House of

Donald Trump hasn’t been upholding the constitution and why he should be impeached. His article talks about how he is letting business interests interfere with his presidency. John Nichols, “Congressional Democrats are already warning Trump about Impeachment”, a novelist has a similar article on the same topic, but Nichols goes more in detail into the situation. Both Nelson and Nichols make valid points regarding Trumps behavior and what he’s done to potentially be impeached. Nichols does a great job

formed by the Chief Justice and eight associate justices. They are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. After the appointment, the justices will have life tenure until they resign, retire, take senior status, or are removed after impeachment. Since they are nominated by the President, they may share the same ideological view with the President. The political view of the justices may have some influence on their judgement. In his three decades service, the seventy-nine years old justice

However, his one major mark against him is his public lie about his impeachment. This one mark, and there are others, makes him a bad world leader. Not only did he lie to every person in the entire nation by saying “I did not have sexual relations with that woman” (Mitchell, 1998). He broke various laws in order to have

President Clinton was obviously the most affected. He had many fines to pay along with many investigations and an impeachment. He also suffers the consequence of being known as one of the least truthful presidents in United States history. The next person who suffered a lot due to this scandal was President Clintons wife, Hillary Clinton. She had to deal with the fact

1999- Clinton Escapes Impeachment In the year 1998, Clinton was investigated and then accused of improperly using money from the company Whitewater Development and using it to fund one of his previous campaigns. However, what made the public hostile towards Clinton would have to be the discovery that he possibly had an affair with White House Intern, Monica Lewinsky. He even lied about it under a presidential oath on national television, despite their being clear evidence. It was after these two

Clinton had sexual encounters with another woman and could be used as an addition to the Jones case. In fact that is what ended up happening. In a journal by Karen A. Popp called, The Impeachment of President Clinton: An Ugly Mix of Three Powerful Forces, she discusses how several forces continued to drive the impeachment process forward. One of the major forces being the independent counsel Staar. Popp states that “The Special Division expanded Independent Counsel Starr’s jurisdiction to include the

1. In 1868, the U.S. Senate hears the impeachment charges against President Andrew Johnson. The trial, organized by the Senate in March, listening carefully on issues surrounding Johnson's post-Civil War Reconstruction policy and about his reasoning's as why he fired the Secretary of War. The Senate selected to find President Andrew Johnson as not guilty; by a vote of 35 guilty to 19 not guilty. (One ballot short needed to convict Johnson.) In a 1926 case, the Supreme Court stated that the Tenure