President Bill Clinton acquitted by Senate, impeachment trial result.
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In a historic decision, President Bill Clinton was acquitted by the Senate in his impeachment trial in the USA. The trial stemmed from accusations of perjury and obstruction of justice related to his affair with Monica Lewinsky. The Senate voted on two articles of impeachment, with neither receiving the necessary two-thirds majority vote to convict the President. This event marked a significant moment in American political history, showcasing the process of checks and balances outlined in the Constitution. The controversy surrounding the impeachment trial polarized the nation and tested the resilience of the American political system. Despite the intense scrutiny and political turmoil, Clinton completed his second term in office. #PresidentClinton #ImpeachmentTrial #SenateAcquittal #AmericanPolitics
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