Sentence examples for because of impeachment from inspiring English sources

"People think we lost seats because of impeachment," Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the Republican whip.

The reality, he said, was that because of impeachment, some people would support him no matter what and others would vote against him just as passionately.

That honor belongs to P. B. S. Pinchback, the lieutenant governor of Louisiana who served 35 days as governor from December 1872 to January 1873 after Gov. Henry Clay Warmoth stepped aside because of impeachment charges.

Mr. Raoul, the state senator, who succeeded Mr. Obama in the State Senate, said he had hesitated to comment publicly on Mr. Blagojevich's case until now because, in the event of impeachment proceedings, he would be among the decision-makers in the State Senate.

Flake — who recently traveled to New Hampshire and is considered a potential Trump challenger in the race for the 2020 Republican presidential nomination — said he was speaking up Tuesday about the prospect of impeachment because Republican warnings have been unsuccessful in holding back Trump's criticism of Mueller's probe.

I voted against that article of impeachment because I think most people would lie to protect their family".

"I voted against that article of impeachment because I think most people, blindsided, would lie to protect their family," Graham added.

Graham claims he was the one Republican to vote against that article of impeachment because he thought "the average person in that circumstance would be compelled to lie".

There are suggestions that Bill Clinton should delay, or perhaps even abandon, his State of the Union message this month, because of the impeachment trial now looming in the Senate.

"Today it is almost wholly a political front" with "protectionist internal tendencies which frequently collide with Mercosur's original principles," according to Luiz Felipe Lampreia, a former foreign minister of Brazil.This was underlined last year when the other members suspended Paraguay (because of the impeachment of its left-wing president) and admitted Venezuela, then governed by Hugo Chávez.

In spite of (or maybe because of) his impeachment by a party-line vote in the House of Representatives, his end-of-second-term poll ratings were the highest ever measured.