Is the Impeachment Resolution’s Prose Unimpeachable?

Impeachment language is stuffy and overwrought, and the middling BriefCatch scores for the new Resolution reflect that:

But even if we can’t punch up the prose here, all hope isn’t lost. We could fix this verb-form error and punctuation glitch:

We could use American punctuation conventions, clarify sources, and reconsider how to handle a notorious “faithfully”:

How about scrapping the colon after “such as” and using semicolons to separate the comma-laden items in the list starting on line 16 here?

Finally, I’d love to delete “Wherefore,” but I’ll let it go for snob appeal. Or for that 18th-century vibe they seem to be going for: