As Lynda O’Connor argued with her husband, Jim, over whether Bill Clinton should be the first president since Andrew Johnson ... of the 130-year-old Johnson impeachment tickets are still around ...

Only three US presidents have faced potential removal from office by way of impeachment; Andrew Johnson in ... the impeachment trial of Mr Johnson that 1,000 tickets to the event were distributed ...

Two years later — with the Civil War still 10 months from conclusion — Lincoln added Johnson to his Republican re-election ticket ... framed impeachment as a final battle against slavery.

The president was impeached, and escaped removal from office by just one vote. At the Greene County History Museum, Betty Fletcher is the keeper of all things Andrew Johnson, including tickets to ...

Tickets to the Johnson impeachment trial were color-coded to ... to impeach President Andrew Johnson for having committed “high crimes and misdemeanors.” Days later, a House committee drew ...

That was not Donald Trump, but another president who faced the ignominy of impeachment: Andrew ... Johnson, a Democrat, became vice president under Republican Abraham Lincoln on a unity ticket ...

Lincoln, grateful for the nomination, acquiesced in the GOP convention’s decision to balance the “Unity” ticket with ... Trump’s pending impeachment is of the Andrew Johnson, strictly ...

Impeachment talk ... a former Democrat–on his ticket in 1864, booting off the stalwart Republican Hannibal Hamlin. Whatever his other faults, Andrew Johnson was a brave man.

The House impeached President Andrew Johnson in 1868 ... of many fellow southerners but won him a spot on the Republican ticket with Abraham Lincoln. After the Civil War and Lincoln's death ...

His combative response inevitably brings to mind President Andrew Johnson, another famous impeachment target whose ... after securing cherished admission tickets) to hear senators make their ...

On this February day, the crowds came to watch members of the House vote to impeach President Andrew Johnson ... with evaluating Johnson’s conduct for the possibility of impeachment.

The first presidential impeachment, of Andrew Johnson in 1868 ... loyalty and a natural to join Lincoln’s National Unity ticket as vice president in 1864. But Johnson is a case study in how ...