English Impeached Federal Judge by House Vote
East St Louis reports Federal Judge George E. W. English was impeached by the House on five articles of high crimes and misdemeanors. The 206 to 62 vote followed three days of debate amid turmoil. If he does not resign, he faces Senate trial.
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Impeachment Vote Fails as Bolling Moves for First Article
Representative Bolling a Democrat from Alabama sought a vote on the first article of impeachment. The motion was defeated 161 to 200 on a rolling vote amid a large anti impeachment majority. Opponents abandoned plans on the remaining four articles and the resolution moved to a record vote.
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Beating the Drummer in a Town Philosopher Tale
A town philosopher recalls droning along while the drummer watches trains from a fence. He notes the contrast between his own life of travel and the drummer’s stagnant view. The exchange reveals a shared impatience with limited perspective.
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