White House May Dismiss Col. Alexander Vindman from NSC following Impeachment: Report
Vindman is a decorated veteran of the Iraq War, and his twin brother Yevgeniy serves as an NSC lawyer.
Category: Politics & Policy
The Final Verdict?
Michael Knowles discusses his popular impeachment podcast and the longevity of the Right.
Rick Scott Announces Constitutional Amendment Raising Impeachment Voting Threshold in the House
"An act as divisive as impeachment must have bipartisan backing and overwhelming support," Scott said in a statement.
Please Speak Out, John Roberts
The only plausible source for a clarification of proper recourse to impeachment is the chief justice, John Roberts, as the only impartial person in sight.
Murkowski Labels Trump’s Actions ‘Shameful and Wrong’ While Announcing Vote to Acquit
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R., Alaska) announced on Monday that she would vote to acquit President Trump in the Senate impeachment trial.
Schiff Warns of Acquittal Precedent: Trump ‘Could Offer Alaska to the Russians’
Representative Adam Schiff (D., Calif.) said Monday that “a whole range of utterly unacceptable conduct in a president would now be beyond reach” if the Senate acquits President Trump in his impeachment trial.
Why Impeachment Failed
House Democrats rushed through a botched process and then complained bitterly and endlessly that Senate Republicans wouldn’t do their work for them.
Senate Rejects Efforts to Call Additional Impeachment Witnesses in 51-49 Vote
The Senate voted Friday evening to decline the calling of additional witnesses in President Trump’s impeachment trial, turning down Democratic-led efforts with a 51-49 vote and setting up a likely vote to acquit the president.
NYT Editorial Board Member Compares GOP Opposition to Impeachment to the Defense of Jim Crow
Mara Gay of the New York Times editorial board on Thursday compared Republicans's behavior during the impeachment trial of President Trump to twentieth century politicians' defense of the Jim Crow South.
Murkowski to Vote ‘No’ on Calling Witnesses, Likely Ensuring Swift End to Impeachment Trial
Murkowski is the second Republican who was considered a swing vote to come out against the admission of witnesses in the impeachment trial.
