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At its worst, The Stranger merely recycles the biases, conventional wisdom, and cynical bitterness of inside-the-beltway habitués.

It was just something they knew they had to say for a while to sound responsible in Beltway land.

After all, Beltway elites—and many voters—are under the impression that the Republican Party is still nostalgic for the Cold War.

Then presidential politicking transformed the Benghazi tragedy into an inside-the-Beltway circus.

But travel outside the Beltway, and the conversation about impeachment is far from abstract.