| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - So, for example, when the Constitution requires a supermajority of Senators in order to convict and remove an impeached President, this reflects the belief by a majority of founders that removing the President is a big thing, to be done only when the case for removal is clear-cut and that, when in doubt, sticking with an elected President for the remainder of his term is preferable to ousting him.
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