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- United States House of Representatives (41197 bytes)
9: ...tutional Convention]] in [[1787]]; all states except [[Rhode Island]] agreed to send delegates. The is...
15: .... "[[Tsar|Czar]] Reed," as he was nicknamed, attempted to put into effect his view that "The best syst...
17: ...ouse for the next forty years. The Republicans swept back into power only in [[1995]], under the leade...
27: ...essarily an absolute majority) wins. The sole exception is [[Louisiana]], which uses [[runoff voting]]...
29: ...led in [[2002]] following his conviction for corruption. The House also has the power to censure its m... - Republican Party (United States) (31573 bytes)
22: ...Nothing movement|American Party]]. Since its inception, its chief opposition has been the Democratic ...
48: ...ith the Republicans in Congress, who eventually [[impeachment|impeached]] him) and [[Ulysses S. Grant]], a Repu...
54: ...r Democrat [[Woodrow Wilson]], temporarily interrupting the Republican era.
56: ...American politics for the next three decades, excepting the two-term presidency of [[World War II]] Ge...
62: ... Scandal]] forced Nixon to resign under threat of impeachment. [[Gerald Ford]] succeeded Nixon under the 25th A... - Vice President of the United States (33884 bytes)
5: ...es]] upon the death, resignation, or removal by [[impeachment]] and subsequent conviction of the President. Ei...
21: ...ent is constitutionally prevented from voting except in the case of ties. In practice, the Vice Presi...
35: The tumultuous affair led to the adoption of [[Twelfth Amendment to the United States Co...
48: ...ned by every President since. Still, Roosevelt kept his last Vice President [[Harry S. Truman]] uninf...
135: ...ter Alan Arthur]] || [[March 4]], [[1881]] || [[September 19]], [[1881]]<sup>4</sup> || [[United State... - First Lady (3279 bytes)
5: * hosting during receptions at the [[Presidential Palace]]
10: ...n elected or appointed official, she can not be [[impeachment|impeached]]. For this reason, no country explici...
39: ...Diori]] (Niger; executed during botched coup attempt) - United States Republican Party (30737 bytes)
21: ...Nothing movement|American Party]]. Since its inception, its chief opposition has been the Democratic ...
47: ...ith the Republicans in Congress, who eventually [[impeachment|impeached]] him) and [[Ulysses S. Grant]], a Repu...
53: ...r Democrat [[Woodrow Wilson]], temporarily interrupting the Republican era.
55: ...American politics for the next three decades, excepting the two-term presidency of [[World War II]] Ge...
61: ... Scandal]] forced Nixon to resign under threat of impeachment. [[Gerald Ford]] succeeded Nixon under the 25th A... - Watergate (19196 bytes)
11: ...ergate)|Deep Throat]]", whose true identity was kept from the public, added an extra layer of mystery ...
19: ... along with Liddy and Hunt went to trial. All except McCord and Liddy pleaded guilty, and all were con...
29: ...ised address explaining release of edited transcripts of the tapes on [[April 29]], [[1974]].]]
35: ...ual tapes, he did agree to release edited transcripts of a large number of them. These largely confirm...
39: ==Articles of impeachment, resignation, and convictions== - Head of state (33577 bytes)
14: ...tive approval for individuals prior to their assumption of cabinet office and empower the legislature ...
20: ...ury assassinations (Lincoln and Garfield) and one impeachment (Johnson), reasserted its political dominance by ...
35: ... to parliament, with the government, in turn, accepting constitutional responsibility for offering con...
76: ...[[Italy]] and the [[United Kingdom]]. The few exceptions include the [[Republic of Ireland]], where ex...
81: ...ctorian era constitutional monarchy):''' Under Chapter II, Section 61 of the [[Commonwealth of Austral... - Liz cheney (3063 bytes)
19: ...the U.S. Capitol. She openly supported the second impeachment of Donald Trump, citing his role in the incident.... - January 6th capital (4599 bytes)
4: ...nts of January 6, 2021, stand as a significant chapter in American history, marking a day of unprecede...
10: ...e due to the extensive use of mail-in voting, prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic. As votes were counted...
25: Politically, the incident led to a second impeachment of President Trump by the House of Representative...
41: *The impeachment trial of President Trump following the incident w...
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