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Excluding the crimes of Treason and Bribery, the impeachment
of a president for “other high Crimes and Misdemeanors,” would be a political
act by Congress.
Donald Trump in the presidency is a problem. The best
political solution is not turning him into a martyr for the right by impeaching
him, but turning him into a lame duck by ignoring him (as his staff often does)
and letting his term end. It has only 1 ½ years to go.
In the meantime, the House should inform the American people
about the nature of this presidency.
We think these are the most relevant
articles concerning the effects of rapid change and market volatility upon societies:
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Testing The Reasons
2. Climate Change and the Economy Additional Comment +
3. Adam Smith and the Modern World n.b.
4. Values
and Society n.b.
Footnote 17
5. How
Liberal Societies Decide
Addenda (i-v)
6. The
Contours of Change n.b.
7. The
Limitations of Very Limited Government
8. Reason, Economic Growth and Government
10. The Necessity of Social Consensus
11. The Effect of Broad Economic Forces on U.S. Workers
12. The Effects of
Automation on Work and Politics
13. Modern Economics and Growth
14.The French Revolution of 1789 and the Precondition for Effective Change
15.The Nature of Stock Market Equilibrium
We hope these continuing discussions and
articles will be helpful to you.