The Conservative Case for Impeachment
I think George Conway has very much taken it upon himself to think about the president’s mental fitness. He’s written extensively about that. Paul Rosenzweig has picked another route. And you have really, it seems to me, been laser-focused on very structural arguments, like the one you just laid out about the boundaries between the president’s power and congressional power.Featured Publications
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