Trump Team Denies Pre-Riot Speech ‘Had Anything to Do’ with Capitol Violence in Impeachment Filing
The attorneys also argued that impeachment 'requires that a person actually hold office.'
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Democrats’ Impeachment Brief Tries to Cure Defect in Case against Trump
The allegation of dereliction of duty is a significant part of their theory that the former president’s actions merit conviction and disqualification.
Trump Aimed ‘Loaded Cannon’ of Supporters at Capitol, Dems Claim in Impeachment Brief
Trump ‘threatened the constitutional order’ by inciting the riot at the Capitol, Democrats claim in their legal brief.
Trump Parts With Impeachment Defense Lawyers Less Than Two Weeks before Trial
The former president reportedly wanted his defense to be based on unfounded allegations of widespread election fraud.
Publius Weeps for the Senate
Has Rand Paul read Alexander Hamilton on impeachment trials?
The Trump-Impeachment Farce
The Democrats’ late hit will only end up costing them.
Democrats Ponder Censuring Trump as Impeachment Odds Wane
Senator Tim Kaine said he has drafted a censure resolution and may introduce the measure as soon as next week.
Senate Republicans Take an Early Off-Ramp on Impeachment
By embracing a dubious legal theory, the Senate GOP sets a bad precedent and keeps Trump as the 2024 GOP front-runner.
A Reply to the <em>Federalist</em> on Impeachment and Mob Rule
The argument for Trump’s acquittal is, in essence, the argument of nihilism and despair.
Romney Dismisses Republican Claim that Impeachment Would Be ‘Divisive’
He was the only GOP senator to vote in favor of conviction during Trump's previous impeachment trial.
