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Times Argus (VT)Vermont House votes no on impeachmentApril 26, 2007
By Daniel Barlow
Vermont Press Bureau
MONTPELIER – The Vermont House rejected a resolution calling for President Bush and Vice President Cheney's impeachment in an 87-60 vote Wednesday, a move that puts that chamber at odds with the Senate's actions last week.
House lawmakers supporting the resolution were almost entirely Democrats and Progressives, although 41 Democrats broke ranks on the hotly partisan issue and joined the Republicans in opposing the symbolic impeachment resolution.
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Symington also expressed support for the oversight conducted by the newly elected Democratic majority in the U.S. Congress. For the first time in the Bush administration, Congress is holding critical hearings, she said.
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That response drove Dan DeWalt, a Newfane selectman who first proposed that his town impeach the president at town meeting last year, to the microphone. "Hi, I'm Dan DeWalt," he said, before being interrupted by a standing ovation. The soft-spoken, pony-tailed "father" of the state's grassroots impeachment movement told Symington that this process compliments the investigations being conducted by the U.S. Congress.
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