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The great former GOP Senator Slade Gorton: “Facts are stubborn things. Facts are what should determine whether a stubborn president stays in office. Republicans, don’t fight the process, follow the facts wherever they lead, and put country above party.” https://t.co/ZS0xzTI64p

Article 3 of the Impeachment Articles against Nixon charged him with defying Congress’s subpoenas. Trump is following Nixon’s example. https://t.co/nHXKsYfqZJ

“John Dean famously told Nixon that there was a cancer within the presidency and that it was growing. What the Mueller report disturbingly shows, with crystal clarity, is that today there is a cancer in the presidency: Trump.” #RepublicansForImpeachment https://t.co/trTV79Jov1

I thought we should get ready for the Orange Man’s SOTU with a Look Back. 7 months and 10 days after saying “ One Year of Watergate is enough,” Nixon resigned. BTW on Tuesday, Ratings matter. don’t watch live. #TuneOutTrump #TuneInStacey https://t.co/auioh6Lg1b

Exactly, @DLeonhardt! Mr. Trump is currently holding the American people hostage to his ill-considered campaign promise of a wall. His political future matters more to him than what's good for the country's future. He must go! https://t.co/VeaH8ABjkr

Though Giuliani would have us believe otherwise, precedents suggest a sitting President CAN be indicted. This article makes the case. Cheer up! If the GOP won’t impeach and remove, Mueller can 🔐 him up.#ImpeachOrIndictTrump https://t.co/U7kkISGq6S

Yes, it’s possible to indict a sitting U.S. president. Here’s why.

It’s bigger than Flynn. New Russia revelations widen Trump’s credibility gap. https://t.co/aN2Wa593Yn

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