Trump’s Impeachment Is Warranted — but the Senate Should Not Convict
Wednesday's vote inflicts a sufficient, humiliating verdict on the president’s conduct.
Category: Law & the Courts
The ‘Late Impeachment’ Question
Precedent and purpose cut against the argument that the Constitution bars lawmakers from holding an impeachment trial after Trump leaves office.
McConnell Confirms Impeachment Trial Won’t Take Place Until Trump Leaves Office
The trial will take place with a Senate tied 50-50 between Democrats and Republicans.
The Problem with ‘Insurrection’ in the Impeachment Article
The Democrats’ language could have implications for people other than the president.
Impeachment, by the Numbers
The most important numbers are how much time is left, and how many Senate Republicans would vote to convict.
End This Republican Nightmare
The Constitution is clear about the remedy for a president who has become politically untenable: impeachment and removal.
Against the 25th Amendment — and Warily against Impeachment
The conduct we’ve witnessed is impeachable, yes. But let’s try to take the temperature down, rather than raising it.
Nadler Plans to Subpoena Barr after Saying He ‘Deserves Impeachment’
Democrats have called to investigate Barr over the abrupt decision to oust Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor, Geoffrey Berman.
McCarthy Calls on Senate Democrats to Reconsider Leadership after Schumer’s SCOTUS Comments
The California Republican suggested Senate Democrats could go beyond simply censuring Schumer's remarks.
Rep. Collins Warns Dems are Using Stone Sentencing Intervention to Continue Impeachment Push
Stone was convicted of lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstructing the House’s investigation into the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia.
