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0The successor President Wilson pardoned the former president John who was under impeachment. It was the pardon that cost President Wilson a re-election. Some historians were retrospective back. They thought it was right thing for President Wilson to do. Pardoning President John healed the country as a whole. 02br02br00Are they correct?02br02br00Thank you 0-

BarbaraPA · Accepted Answer

0Are you sure you're not talking about President Ford pardoning President Nixon?02br
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00Anyway, 02br
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01font00The successor President Wilson pardoned the former president John who was under impeachment. It was the pardon that cost President Wilson a re-election. Some historians were retrospective back. They thought it was right thing for President Wilson to do. Pardoning President John healed the country as a whole. 02font02br
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00The successor, President Wilson, pardoned the former president John, who was [under impeachment*]. It was the pardon that cost President Wilson the re-election. In retrospect, some historians think it was right thing for President Wilson to do. Pardoning President John healed the country as a whole. 02br
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00I don't know if "under[going] impeachment" is correct here. You can only impeach a sitting president. Perhaps you mean "under indictment." 0-

BW2/3 · Answer

0Thank you ver much GG, 02br
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00I was thinking about them but I liked 'John' and 'Wilson' better. 0-

BarbaraPA · Answer

0 Except that the U.S. did have a President Wilson, who was NOT involved in following a disgraced president, so it's confusing. 0-

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