impeachable

This private mistake does not amount to an impeachable action.

"The question for the committee is, are the actions impeachable?"

In doing so, we need to consider what sort of wrongdoing is impeachable.

What Clinton did was wrong, but it does not rise to the level of an impeachable offense.

Moreover, they said, an impeachable offense need not be a crime.

If so, we would have found impeachable offenses for every one of our past Presidents.

These are impeachable offenses for which the President should be convicted.

"Our charge is to determine whether these are impeachable offenses."

And possibly even committed an impeachable offense in the process?

President Clinton's sins were just that, and not impeachable offenses.

But under this general heading were several more specific questions about what was an impeachable offense.

Democrats want to condemn the President's behavior but clear him of any impeachable offense.

He said that perjury was "clearly not" an impeachable offense.

It would appear on its face to be an impeachable offense."

But those committee chairmen said they had no evidence of impeachable offenses.

The President's actions in this matter are disappointing and unacceptable but not impeachable.

When his report is made to Congress, it will not have adultery on the list of impeachable crimes.

President Clinton, whatever one thinks of his personal morality, has done nothing that is an impeachable offense.

We've dwelt our time on higher things such as are these impeachable offenses.

And in a television interview weeks ago, the Senator said perjury might be an impeachable offense.

Colonel North had also been warned that it might be "an impeachable offense."

The panel concluded that personal misconduct is not an impeachable offense.

"Lying about marital infidelity in private is not impeachable," she said.

And it was a very sophisticated view that, you know, perjury is not an impeachable offense.

But insensitivity, no matter how spectacular, is not an impeachable offense.