Every sentence, every phrase, is in part silent with respect to how a reader or listener is to go about attributing meaning to it... - Laurence Tribe

No one... persuaded that the categories of constitutional discourse, or of law generally, are readily rendered determinate and certain—and no one who believes that those categories are inherently empty, infinitely malleable, and ultimately corrupt—need read any further.

So the written Constitution, the one we can see, fails to tell us just what's in it and what's not.

There have been impeachment talk... about Truman, Jackson... even about Jefferson, but the really serious efforts in our history have been efforts after the Civil War, beginning with Andrew Johnson and then continuing with Nixon and Clinton and now perhaps... Trump.