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Would impeaching Trump restore the rule of law? Lessons from Latin America

  • Written by Rachel E. Bowen, Associate Professor of Political Science, The Ohio State University

Some Americans and members of Congress have called for the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

What happens after a president is impeached?

The vice president would take his place, but other parts of the government continue unchanged. That may not be a bad thing. However, partisan polarization can be magnified in the process. Many Americans...

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