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Some facts are wrong. Some expulsion efforts within legislatures are mis-labeled as impeachment efforts. It says that John G. Rowland was found guilty in a trial, when he actually plead guilty. Thomas H. Moodie WAS impeached, but this makes it seem like he was removed through a conviction in his impeachment trial. Impeachment trial proceedings were halted because the state Supreme Court already ruled to remove him from office due to lack of eligibility. Those are just a few. SecretName101 (talk) 01:46, 7 September 2023 (UTC)Reply