Category: fox-news/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry

Democrats won’t commit to impeachment timeline after sounding alarm about Trump

Posted on by Evie Fordham
After impeaching President Trump just days before he is set to leave office, House Democrats will not commit to a timeline for delivering the article of impeachment to the Senate so that a trial can begin.

Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson, who prosecuted Clinton impeachment, says impeaching Trump again was wrong move

Posted on by Ronn Blitzer
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who was a House impeachment manager during the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, says he believes it was wrong for the House to impeach President Trump for a second time.

Trump impeachment supported by only 8% of Republicans: poll

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
A new national poll indicates that only 8% of Republican voters support the impeachment of President Trump and his removal from office.

Dems embrace Cheney’s pro-impeachment stance, fueling backlash from some Trump supporters

Posted on by Tyler Olson
Democrats name-checked House Republican Conference Chair Liz Cheney at least 18 times during the debate on the article of impeachment against President Trump for inciting insurrection on Wednesday – emphasizing the high-ranking Republican's support for impeaching Trump after a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol last week. 

Scalise slams Dems for ‘ratcheting up rhetoric,’ says Biden should call for end to impeachment trial

Posted on by Caleb Parke
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., slammed his Democratic colleagues Thursday for ratcheting up the rhetoric by impeaching President Trump without an investigation as the nation struggles with division.

Trump impeachment trial could hamper Biden congressional agenda in first days of presidency

Posted on by Brooke Singman
President Trump's Senate impeachment trial could hamper President-elect Joe Biden's congressional agenda in the first days of his presidency if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi transmits the article to the upper chamber before the inauguration, Republicans warn as Biden himself acknowledges concerns over lawmakers dealing with both.