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Dems set to prosecute case at Trump impeachment trial amid speculation over which Republicans might convict

Posted on by Tyler Olson
The House impeachment managers will begin their opening arguments on the merits of the impeachment of former President Donald Trump when the chamber convenes at noon on Wednesday, following a 56-44 Senate vote to move ahead with the trial Tuesday.

Trump Jr.: Senate should ‘maybe have something better to do’ than sit through impeachment trial

Posted on by Angelica Stabile
House Democrats' efforts to convict former President Donald Trump in this week's Senate impeachment trial are not what the federal government should be focused on, Donald Trump Jr. told "Hannity" Wednesday.

Jonathan Turley chides Dem impeachment manager Neguse for calling 1992 position ‘recent’

Posted on by Michael Ruiz
Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley took issue with Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colorado, Tuesday after the congressman referenced a decades old essay as evidence of “recent” views on whether a former official can still face impeachment.

Six GOP senators vote that Trump impeachment trial is constitutional and can proceed

Posted on by Thomas Barrabi
The Senate agreed to consider the case against Trump by a 56-44 vote following hours of arguments by the former president’s legal team and House impeachment managers.

Senate votes Trump impeachment trial is constitutional

Posted on by Marisa Schultz
The Senate voted Tuesday to move ahead with the unprecedented impeachment trial of former President Trump after listening to nearly four hours of arguments on whether it is constitutional to try a president who is already out of office. 

Trump impeachment manager Raskin delivers tearful speech on family’s experience at Capitol riot

Posted on by Thomas Barrabi
Rep. Jamie Raskin, the House’s lead manager of impeachment proceedings against former President Donald Trump, cited the terror experienced by members of his family during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot during a tearful argument in favor of conviction on the Senate floor on Tuesday afternoon.