After the hearings, Nixon’s approval rating would never ... as literary bodice ripper So by the time the House voted for an impeachment inquiry that fall, the public already knew everything ...

Excerpted with permission from "The Impeachment ... Committee hearings as he worked with his coauthor on what became the first full‑length book to advocate for Richard Nixon's impeachment.

Paul Kaczocha remembers racing home from work every day during the impeachment hearings for publicly disgraced former president Richard Nixon. “It was a very political time,” the Gary man told me.

Securing bipartisan support, however — seven out of 17 Republican committee members voted for Nixon’s impeachment — required weeks of closed-door hearings to lay the fully documented facts ...

8. Nixon had resigned on Aug. 9 to avoid certain impeachment and removal from office for his cover-up of the Watergate break-in and other misdeeds. As a member of the subcommittee hearing Ford’s ...

After Nixon, the presidents stamped with impeachment – Bill Clinton and ... In contrast, the Watergate hearings saw members of Congress place principle over party. Republican and Democratic ...

Nixon’s son-in-law Ed Cox ... He resigned from office Aug. 8, 1974, during famous impeachment hearings against him that were set to help boot him from the White House. He died April 22, 1994.

House Republicans voted to formalize an impeachment inquiry into President Biden on Dec. 13, marking an escalation in an impeachment case that is different — both in substance and in process ...