The Impeachment Power

In this insightful book, Keith Whittington explores the constitutional purpose and limits of impeachment, drawing from American and British history, congressional practice, and constitutional language. He emphasizes that impeachment serves as a tool for checking abuses of office and defending norms, not just a means to settle political scores. Aimed at informed citizens, the book provides a clear perspective on how impeachment functions as a political instrument and when it may be appropriate.