 of the impeachment power. And so a president may still be impeached for abusing his official power, even if he cannot be convicted of a crime. Now, of course, in our modern society with our incredibly polarized politics, it seems very unlikely that you could get members of a president's own party to convict him. And when we require two-thirds of the Senate to vote to convict, it does seem that perhaps Justice Sotomayor is right as a matter of practice.