Impeachment Managers Call Trump Riot Incitement ‘Most Grievous Constitutional Crime Ever Committed by a President’
The House voted to impeach former President Trump on January 13 for 'incitement of insurrection.'
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The Impeachment Trial’s Stacked Deck
Trump should receive a fair chance to present the facts and legal arguments of his defense.
Nebraska GOP Drafts Resolution to Censure Ben Sasse Before Impeachment-Trial Vote
Sasse responds: The Capitol riot ‘happened because the president lied to you.’
Impeachment Managers Demand Trump Testify at Senate Trial
Raskin argued that the testimony was needed because Trump denied allegations in the article of impeachment.
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.
Sen. Leahy, Set to Preside Over Impeachment Trial, Taken to Hospital
The 80-year-old senator’s hospitalization comes hours after he was sworn in to preside over the Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.
Pelosi Transfers Article of Impeachment to Senate
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) transferred the article of impeachment against former President Trump to the Senate on Monday.
Schumer Announces Impeachment Trial to Begin Week of February 8
The trial will consider one article of impeachment.
Rep. Meijer: Republicans Who Backed Impeachment Expect ‘Someone May Try to Kill Us’
Meijer, a freshman congressman who succeeded Justin Amash, voted on Wednesday to impeach President Trump on the charge that he incited an insurrection.
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.
