Nov 12, 2008 ... House of Representatives has expelled only five Members in its history, three  during the Civil War period, ... is used to describe the action of the Senate  formally adopting a resolution expressing the body's ... disapproval of a Member's  conduct, even when the word “censure” is not expressly included in the ...
Either House of Congress, or both, may pass a resolution condemning or  disapproving presidential conduct. ... The Constitution grants each House of  Congress the authority to discipline its own members.19 Although the Senate  and House of Representatives each have adopted individual rules governing  such procedures, ...
Exploring a possible compromise between an impeachment and taking no  congressional action, certain Members of Congress and congressional  commentators have suggested a congressional “censure” of the President to  express the Congress' disapproval of the. President's conduct which has been  the subject of an ...
Sep 7, 2016 ... Background Tension has existed between the legislative and the executive  branches of the U.S. government over war powers since the Constitution ... Polk  revised his war message, then sent it to Congress on May 11 asserting, "Mexico  has passed the boundary of the United States, has invaded our ...
Nov 26, 2015 ... Members of Congress from both parties have condemned the current wave of  Palestinian terror attacks on Israeli citizens, calling on the Palestinian Authority ( PA) to denounce the violence, prevent attacks and cease incitement. Below are  their statements: House of Representatives Rep. Joyce Beatty ...
The House of Representatives has never passed a resolution of disapproval to condemn a member's behavior.