Impeachment Talk Is Back
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How impertinent of Irons to suggest it’s appropriate to begin thinking of whether our great President might face eventual impeachment for his role in the Iran/contra scandal.
Next thing you know, some spoilsport will suggest the faithful abandon efforts to get the Constitution revised so Ronnie can seek a third term. Fortunately, none of this has to interfere with the ongoing project to raise money for the addition of Reagan’s visage to those already carved on Mount Rushmore.
ALAN HARVEY
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