National Affairs: I Impeach. . . .
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*Only a majority of the House actually impeaches. Ten times in U. S. history has the Senate sat as a court on House impeachments. It removed two district judges and a judge of the defunct Commerce Court, acquitted a President, a Secretary of War, a Supreme Court justice, two district judges.
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