House prosecutors detail Trump’s ‘impeachable’ crimes
January 24, 2020
The expansive case against Trump is bolstered by facts, details, and collaboration.
Impeachment highlights: Conspiracies and spins
January 24, 2020
While senators are pledged to silence during the trial proceedings — and deprived of their phones and other electronics — they are speaking out during breaks in the action.
Schiff: Setting a proper tone for impeachment
January 24, 2020
“The framers couldn’t protect us from ourselves if right and truth don’t matter. And you know that what he did was not right.”
Are facts enough to rid America of Trump?
January 23, 2020
One issue with wide agreement: Trump should allow top aides to appear as witnesses at the trial. About 7 in 10 said so, including majorities of Republicans and Democrats.
Americans have doubts over Trump’s impeachment
January 23, 2020
Trump has “used the United States government’s mechanism for his own personal benefit as opposed to benefit of the United States of America. He has more or less blackmailed an ally to get something he wants.”
Senators turn impeachment into a circus
January 23, 2020
Some openly snickered when lead prosecutor Adam Schiff said he’d only speak for 10 minutes. And when one of the freshman House prosecutors stood to speak, many of the senator-jurors bolted for the cloakrooms, where their phones are stored.
Republicans block witnesses, evidence in impeachment trial
January 22, 2020
In party-line votes, the GOP turned a serious Constitutional action into a carnival sideshow.
More lies by Trump’s defense ‘team’
January 22, 2020
Like the dishonest president the ‘team’ represented, they lied…a lot.
Trump’s impeachment trial begins
January 21, 2020
As the impeachment trial of Donald Trump opens, the question remains: Will it be a real trial or a sham?
Messy politics or simply a sideshow?
January 21, 2020
What to look for in an impeachment event that may or may not be a real trial of Donald Trump.
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