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The Democrats don’t want to remove Trump

1 November 2019

8:51 PM

1 November 2019

8:51 PM

Democrats are eager for the 2020 election to be defined by something other than the issues.

The impeachment of Bill Clinton in 1998 is well remembered as a partisan fiasco. Yet the attempted impeachment of President Trump is off to an even more partisan beginning: Republicans in 1998 succeeded in winning over many House Democrats to support an impeachment proceeding.

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