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Pondering Impeachment at Pres. Trump's Sidewalk Star in Hollywood

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The Hollywood Walk of Fame star of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is repaired after it was vandalized by a protester on Oct. 26, 2016, in Hollywood, California. (David McNew/Getty Images)

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Pondering Impeachment at Pres. Trump's Sidewalk Star in Hollywood

As public hearings about President Donald Trump’s impeachment begin in Congress, countless Americans’ already strong feelings about the president and the pros and cons of whether to remove him from office have grown even more intense. In Los Angeles, you can sample some of those feelings at a place with a connection to Trump: Hollywood’s Boulevard’s Walk of Fame, where the president has a star on the sidewalk.

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