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ConcordMonitor.com, SARAH LIEBOWITZ — The first time Rep. Betty Hall had the opportunity to vote in support of a presidential impeachment, she declined. It was 1973 and Hall, only two years into what would become a lengthy legislative career, found herself surrounded by New Hampshire lawmakers debating a resolution urging the impeachment of then-President Richard…
Judge Orders White House to Defend Itself on CIA Videos
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Rep. Inslee (D-WA), six cosigners on Gonzales impeachment resolution
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