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On March 13, 1868, which President was the first to be attempted to be impeached? How many senators had to approve in order to have him impeached?
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On March 13, 1868, which President was the first to be attempted to be impeached? How many senators had to approve in order to have him impeached?
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The President's name was Andrew Johnson! In order to have him impeached the Senate had to be two-thirds majority! The vote was 35-19 to impeach him they were only lacking 1 single vote!
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