Rachel Maddow Says Dems Don’t Need An Investigation To Impeach Trump Over Ukraine Scheme
This is an open-and-shut case for Democrats. What Donald Trump has already admitted to doing regarding Ukraine is impeachable.
This is an open-and-shut case for Democrats. What Donald Trump has already admitted to doing regarding Ukraine is impeachable.
The Democratic lawmaker said Trump is trying to shape the narrative surrounding his Ukraine extortion scheme, but the cake is already baked.
Mitch McConnell blew a gasket on after Nancy Pelosi announced that the House will move forward on a formal impeachment inquiry.
The White House put out a statement on Democrats beginning an impeachment inquiry into Trump that managed to be both weak and pathetic.
Trump tried to cut a deal with Nancy Pelosi on the whistleblower, but the Speaker told the president to obey the law.
If Sen. Kennedy’s performance was an early glimpse of how Republicans will handle the coming impeachment battle, they’re in big trouble.
Ukrainian prosecutors opened a criminal investigation into Burisma in 2014 looking into suspected tax violations.
In 2016, a Kiev district court said it had found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by Burisma president and owner Zlochevsky and ordered the Prosecutor General’s Office to remove him from the authorities’ wanted list.
The founders of the United States created the office of the presidency and feared that its powers could be abused. So they included impeachment as a central part of the Constitution.
They gave the House “the sole power of impeachment;” the Senate, “the sole power to try all impeachments;” and the chief justice of the Supreme Court the duty of presiding over impeachment trials in the Senate.
“There is no requirement that there be a quid pro quo in the conversation. If the president brings up, he wants them to investigate something, his political opponent, that is self-evident that it is not right. We don’t ask foreign governments to help us in our elections.”
In a bipartisan move, the Senate now wants to speak to the intelligence staffer whistleblower about the report Donald Trump tried to hide during which he reportedly extorted Ukraine to help him in 2020.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said that Trump had betrayed national security, election security, and his oath of office while announcing the launch of an impeachment inquiry.
In a brief, but powerful, statement Joe Biden wrecked Trump and brought all of the president’s biggest fears to life with two sentences.
Trump is scared, so he is trying to make impeachment go away by releasing the transcript of his phone call with the president of Ukraine.
The Ukraine whistleblower has made it known to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff that he/she wants to testify before Congress.
Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg shot back at on Tuesday at U.S. President Donald Trump’s attempt to mock her on Twitter by changing her profile on the social media site to reflect Trump’s taunting remark.
Buzz is growing around Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announcing a formal impeachment investigation into Donald Trump this afternoon.
Civil rights icon, Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) powerfully called on the House to protect democracy by beginning impeachment proceedings against Trump.
Russian State TV trolled Trump for needing to cheat to win elections, agreeing that Trump won 2016 thanks to Russia and now needs Ukraine to win 2020.
The story of Ukraine proves that process is more powerful than a magic wand. Indeed in the days since the first reporting about Donald Trump’s alleged attempt to extort dirt on Joe Biden from Ukraine in exchange for previously promised military aid, the momentum for impeachment has built unlike at any time during the Trump…
As the Ukraine scandal grows, House Democrats are considering a big aggressive step of creating a select committee on Trump impeachment.
Rudy Giuliani went on Fox News and laid out how Trump illegally used his personal lawyer and the State Department in an effort to extort Ukraine for dirt on Joe Biden.
The United Kingdom’s Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to shut down parliament in the run-up to Brexit was unlawful, a humiliating rebuke that thrusts Britain’s exit from the European Union into deeper turmoil.