impeachment

Examines the 1868 fight to impeach President Andrew Johnson. Explores the president's attitude toward Reconstruction, promotion of white supremacy, and opposition to human rights, highlighting the effect his attitude toward the South played into the trials against him as the nation fought to make the goals of the Civil War a reality. Includes archival documents and photographs.

An account of the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson in 1868.

The author outlines the reasons why Donald Trump is particularly vulnerable to impeachment because of his dealings with Russia both before and after his election as President of the United States, his conflicts of interest at home, and the many civil law suits against him. Includes a discussion of presidential impeachments throughout United States history.

With the tenacity of a criminal prosecutor, Barr highlights the shocking depth of corruption that characterized the Clinton administration. Case by case, issue by issue, the true character of Bll Clinton's leadership is uncovered.

An examination of the Clinton sex scandals, discussing the primary roles of Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, and Kenneth Starr in events that led to attempts to remove Clinton from office; and exploring the motivations of other key players in the national disgrace.

A collection of essays examining Bill Clinton's presidency and its effect on the American public and American government and politics.

Portrays the post-Watergate White House of Richard Nixon, as the President, his family, his staff, and many legislators tried desperately to prevent his resignation.