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Jun. 1, 2017
History of impeachment column contained inaccuracies
In the past I have found the articles by James Attridge on our American presidents and the law to be very informative. But his most recent article contains the following inaccuracies.
In the past I have found the articles by James Attridge on our American presidents and the law to be very informative and well written. However, his most recent article, "Politics and impeachment attempts: a look back" (May 24) contains the following inaccuracies.
First, Mr. Attridge writes that President Clinton "was impeached for lying in response to an irrelevant question in a deposition he never should have been compelled to attend in a groundless lawsuit." However, Clinton was ...
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