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The framers of the Constitution made it so that impeachment requires a supermajority instead of a simple majority to pass. Why do you think this is?

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

There are several possible reasons why the framers of the Constitution chose to require a supermajority for impeachment. One reason could be to ensure that impeachment is only used in cases where there is overwhelming evidence of wrongdoing, rather than being easily politically manipulated. Requiring a supermajority may also serve to prevent hasty or unjust impeachments, as it would require broad bipartisan support. Additionally, by setting a higher threshold for impeachment, the framers may have intended to protect the stability and integrity of the government by making it more difficult to remove a president from office.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

Requiring a supermajority for impeachment ensures that it is only used in cases of significant evidence, prevents hasty or politically motivated impeachments, and protects the stability of the government by making removal of a president more difficult.