In a 2020 essay, “Removing a president without an election,” I described attempts to remove five presidents in the middle of a term: Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump. Kennedy and Nixon, the two presidents whose terms were cut short, had made the mistake of defying the U.S. military establishment, More

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