By charging a constitutional crime even more serious and sweeping than garden-variety bribery, the House isn’t just avoiding a distracting legalistic fight over labels. It’s making the gravest accusation possible short of treason: total betrayal of the Constitution and his Oath.

By charging a constitutional crime even more serious and sweeping than garden-variety bribery, the House isn’t just avoiding a distracting legalistic fight over labels. It’s making the gravest accusation possible short of treason: total betrayal of the Constitution and his Oath.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) December 10, 2019