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It's not just Trump – presidents and politicians have long shredded etiquette

  • Written by Maurizio Valsania, Professor of American History, Università di Torino
imageA cartoonist's image of Sen. Charles Sumner's May 1856 beating by South Carolina Rep. Preston Brooks. Wikipedia

Donald Trump has achieved something unique: He is the first and only president to face not one but two impeachments. But even though the U.S. Senate is still expected to exonerate him from charges that he incited the deadly Capitol...

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