Impeachment: Andrew Johnson and Today Gil Gutknecht | Jan 24, 2021 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

Andrew Johnson’s impeachment shows only conviction can thwart political ambition by Stephen W. Stathis, opinion contributor - 02/12/21 6:00 PM ET.

More than the impeachment efforts against Nixon or Clinton, the impeachment and acquittal of Andrew Johnson may be the best analogy to the situation created by Trump, another abusive and defiant ...

President Andrew Johnson’s impeachment shows how removing a president can inflame tensions in an already divided nation. Skip to content Site Navigation. Popular Latest Newsletters.

That vitriol captures how many people felt about Johnson during his presidency as he tried to guide the country through reconstruction, a clash that would lead to his impeachment. MURPHY: A lot of ...

If you revisit Andrew Johnson’s impeachment, what led to it and the fallout, you find a country still deeply divided after the Civil War despite the efforts of Abraham Lincoln.

"[Johnson] was impeached because he spoke ill of Congress. Mr. Johnson, Andrew Johnson, 1868," Green said. "I beg that people would read article ten of the articles of impeachment." ...

That was not Donald Trump, but another president who faced the ignominy of impeachment: Andrew Johnson. As the impeachment inquiry of Trump unfolds, Johnson, […] The president traveled the ...

In 1868, Edwin Stanton holed up in his Washington office while the Senate tried President Andrew Johnson, who had been impeached for trying to fire him illegally. Stanton lived there for months.

University of California, Irvine English Professor Brook Thomas delivered a talk titled, "The Politics of Popular Portrayals of Andrew Johnson's Impeachment." Professor Thomas discussed three ...

We visited the presidential museums, libraries and sites dedicated to Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton to talk to visitors about the impeachment facing President Trump.