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House Democrats Wary of Impeachment, Censure

By Steve Kornacki
Roll Call Staff
March 20, 2006, Midnight

Last week’s unexpected move by Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) to seek a censure of President Bush over his domestic wiretapping program has drawn a strikingly cool reaction from his fellow Senate Democrats. Apparently, most House Democrats are feeling equally wary about censuring or impeaching the president.

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