Category: Paul Steinhauser

Facing Trump-backed primary challenge over his impeachment vote, Rice says he ‘upheld…oath’ to Constitution

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
Republican Rep. Tom Rice of South Carolina is facing a primary challenge from Donald Trump-backed state lawmaker Russell Fry. At issue - Rice's vote for impeachment.

Why Trump is hands off in re-election race for CA House Republican who voted for impeachment

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
Donald Trump has not targeted California Republican Rep. David Valadao, who's running for re-election, even though he voted to impeach Trump following the Capitol attack.

Who is Cuomo’s lieutenant governor? Kathy Hochul thrust into spotlight amid governor’s mounting scandals

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
If embattled three-term New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is forced to resign or is removed through impeachment, Lt. Gov Kathy Hochul would make history.

Trump stays mostly quiet after impeachment acquittal, sticks to tight script

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
Since Donald Trump was acquitted on Saturday in his Senate impeachment trial, he’s stayed mostly under the radar.

North Carolina Republicans censure Senator Richard Burr over vote to convict Trump

Posted on by Evie Fordham
The North Carolina GOP Central Committee on Monday night censured home state Sen. Richard Burr over his vote his impeachment vote in the Senate trial of former President Donald Trump.

Trump impeachment poll: 58% say he should have been convicted

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
Nearly six in 10 Americans say that former President Trump should have been convicted in his Senate impeachment trial, according to a new national poll conducted after Saturday’s acquittal of the former president.

Biden ‘anxious to see’ if Republicans will vote to convict Trump in impeachment trial

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
President Biden says he’s “anxious” to see how Senate Republicans will vote in the impeachment trial of former President Trump and whether they will “stand up” and support convicting the former president.

Trump impeachment trial sees wide partisan divide: polls

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
By a slight majority, Americans want the Senate to convict former President Trump in his upcoming impeachment trial, according to two new national polls. But both surveys show an extremely wide partisan divide over whether Trump should be convicted.

No apology from Cheney during House GOP showdown over her Trump impeachment vote

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
No apology from Liz Cheney during House GOP showdown over her Trump impeachment vote