The Senate has essentially unchecked power to remove its members.
Alex Caton
Follow Alex on Twitter @settlersofcaton. Alex Caton is a former intern at Washington Monthly. He has previously written for Politico Magazine and the Washington Post.
Follow Alex on Twitter @settlersofcaton. Alex Caton is a former intern at Washington Monthly. He has previously written for Politico Magazine and the Washington Post.
The Senate has essentially unchecked power to remove its members.
From GOP leaders to titans of business, those who might have mitigated the president’s second term lawlessness instead bent the knee. Each had their reasons.
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