
Chilling video footage becomes key to Trump’s impeachment trial
A tsunami of chilling videos and Trump’s own words provide much of the case from impeachment managers
A tsunami of chilling videos and Trump’s own words provide much of the case from impeachment managers
When the facts are against you, argue the law. When the law is against you, argue the facts. When both fail, pound the table and call the other counsel names
Prosecutors in Donald Trump’s impeachment trial said Wednesday they would prove that Trump was no “innocent bystander” but the “inciter in chief” of the deadly
Trump, aides say, is fuming as details of the Jan. 6 riot and takeover attempt at the Capitol is played out for all to see.
Six Republicans crossed over to vote with Democrats to continue the trial of the disgraced, defeated Donald Trump
Attorney Bruce Castor, a late replacement by Trump, appeared unprepared, disoriented and rambled in an ill-fitting suit.
The arguments come down to whether or not Trump’s actions were a ‘grievous crime’ or just political theater.
Politics, the Constitution and a lot of theater can be expected as the trial unfolds.
With Republicans balking, Democrats, with the votes to pass new aid package, are moving ahead.
Democracy, Winston Churchill said, is the worst system of government imaginable, except for all other systems