"I consider myself an originalist in the following sense: The original intent of Congress was not to have federal courts enjoining a criminal preside… - George T. Conway III

"I consider myself an originalist in the following sense: The original intent of Congress was not to have federal courts enjoining a criminal president. It was to have Congress impeach and remove that president. That's the originalism I'm standing for here—the originalism of Congress reasserting its power to act as a check on the president. That's the reason why they created an executive, is they thought that Congress would have the gumption and strength to exercise its power and duty to remove a criminal from office."