The Belknap trial set a precedent for impeaching high office officials after they had already left office.

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February 8, 2021

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A $15 Minimum Wage Would Have Some Costly Tradeoffs ([link removed] )

As Thomas Sowell has said, ‘There are no solutions, there are only tradeoffs.’

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Is There Legal Precedence for Impeaching a President After He’s Left Office? ([link removed] )

As the Senate prepares to begin former President Trump's trial, this series can be used as a roadmap to understand the arguments that the Senate heard in a similar trial 145 years ago.

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