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10-13-2017
06:44 AM
“It’s easier to impeach than invoke the 25th Amendment,” Rosen added, “which is why no president has ever been removed under the disability provision of the 25th Amendment.”
Are your students asking about the 25th amendment? Will they have to Google it along with most of America? The answers are complicated.
Here is an interesting talk piece for the classroom: What is the 25th Amendment and why does it matter for Trump? | McClatchy Washington Bureau
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