George T. Conway III

Trump's lawyers are right that if a president does what he honestly thinks is simultaneously in his personal electoral and the national interests, that's not impeachable, in the following sense: If a president cuts taxes because he thinks it will get him reelected and it will create jobs, that's fine. That's ordinary electoral politics.

American Lawyer

If a president makes a reasoned decision about what best serves the nation's interests, even if he turns out to be wrong, he has committed no impeachable offense. The Framers didn't intend, through impeachment, to transform such policy disputes or mistakes into high crimes.

Paul Gosar

Administrator McCarthy committed perjury and made several false statements at multiple congressional hearings and as a result, is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors - an impeachable offense.

American Politician

Ken Starr

I thought we were to discuss a referral which we believe contains substantial and credible information of potential impeachable offenses by the President of the United States.

Asa Hutchinson

It is not a crime nor an impeachable offense to engage in inappropriate personal conduct; nor is it a crime to obstruct or conceal an embarrassing relationship.

Richard M. Nixon

I've analyzed the best I can... and I have not found an impeachable offense, and therefore resignation is not an acceptable course.

American President

It's also not true that 'abuse of power' is not impeachable, or that a statutory crime is necessary for impeachment.

Used for actions of officials that can lead to formal charges.

Political Context

Refers to grave offenses, not just any mistake or minor error.

Serious Misconduct

Implies that there's a formal procedure to challenge the official.

Impeachable

Political Context

Serious Misconduct

Legal Process

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