Ron Johnson Calls on Bolton to Speak ‘Publicly’ Regarding Impeachment
Senator Ron Johnson on Tuesday called on John Bolton to speak publicly regarding information that may be pertinent to the impeachment trial.
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Alabama Dem Doug Jones Praises Dershowitz for ‘Some Good Points’ in Impeachment Defense
Senator Doug Jones told reporters that Trump’s defense-team lawyer Alan Dershowitz made “some good points” relating to the second article of impeachment against Trump.
Senate Republicans Propose Calling Hunter Biden, Ukraine Whistleblower if Bolton is Called as Impeachment Witness
Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Lindsey Graham confirmed he would call for both witnesses, despite revealing last week that he would oppose calling the Bidens.
‘Not a Single Witness’: Trump Lawyer Continues to Deny Quid Pro Quo Despite Bolton Book Leak
Trump's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow claimed during Monday’s impeachment trial that 'not a single witness' heard the president make such a claim.
Susan Collins: Bolton’s Contradiction of Trump ‘Strengthens the Case’ for Calling Impeachment Witnesses
Sen.Susan Collins said that Bolton’s statements about President Trump's involvement with Ukraine “strengthens the case for witnesses” in the impeachment trial.
Romney: ‘Increasingly Likely’ There Will Be Republican Votes to Call Bolton as Impeachment Witness
“I think it's increasingly likely that other Republicans will join those of us who think we should hear from John Bolton," Romney told reporters.
Sweet freedom of conscience, &c.
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In Impeachment’s Obstruction Dispute, Dissembling by Both Sides
Trump’s team says the House should have gone to court to compel witnesses – but when the House did, they said it wasn’t a judicial question.
What the Founders Told Us about ‘High Crimes and Misdemeanors’
The historical evidence suggests that a statutory violation isn’t required for impeachment. It also suggests President Trump shouldn’t be removed from office.
Schiff on 2020: Trump’s ‘Misconduct Cannot Be Decided at the Ballot Box’
Schiff (D., Calif.) pushed back on the claim that the 2020 election makes any effort to hold President Trump accountable through impeachment unnecessary.
