Rachel Maddow Unloads On The 44 Republicans Who Voted To Kill The Senate Impeachment Trial
Maddow unloaded on the 44 Republican senators who voted against moving forward with Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
Maddow unloaded on the 44 Republican senators who voted against moving forward with Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
Sen. Coons said he was stunned that any Republican could side with Trump’s defense team after their embarrassing performance.
Donald Trump’s leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic was an utter disaster. Pfizer and Moderna, though, were at the least, able to create vaccines that could help combat the virus. And Trump certainly took credit for the vaccines on his way out of office. Pro-Trump Fox News, however, is now attacking the vaccine. On his Tuesday…
Lindsey Graham is essentially admitting that he has no intention of being an open-minded juror in Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial.
Today began a battle between Republicans and Democrats over the impeachment of Donald Trump. The impeachment managers on the left started the proceedings with a powerful video and an emotional speech from Jamie Raskin. The Republican response was such a disaster that it reportedly left Donald Trump fuming in Florida. During her afternoon show, Nicolle…
Trump is livid over his impeachment defense, but even Senate Republicans are saying it was bad and House Democrats did a better job.
A Trump adviser warned that the former president will be “f*cked” if gets criminally charged because no one wants to work with him.
In the months after Donald Trump’s election loss, many of the ex-president’s supporters attempted to find arguments that could overturn the results. And one of those main targets became Dominion voting machines. The lawyers for Trump claimed that the voting machines had been rigged to count more votes by Biden. Sidney Powell really took this…
A top Michigan lawmaker was caught on tape calling last month’s deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol a “hoax” that was “staged” by critics of Donald Trump. According to the Detroit Metro Times, “Michigan state Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey suggested the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol was a ‘hoax’ perpetuated by opponents…
Tuesday saw the opening of the 2nd impeachment trial of Donald Trump. The Democratic impeachment managers started by arguing against Trump. The arguments were well received, with multiple Republican senators complimenting the performance. Then came Donald Trump’s lawyers. Bruce Castor went first and was a total disaster. Trump ally Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax that he…
Trump’s impeachment lawyer Bruce Castor is arguing that impeachment is unconstitutional, and if Trump broke the law, he should be charged with a crime.
President Joe Biden was asked once again if he is going to be watching Trump’s impeachment trial and the President made it clear that he has better things to do.
House Democrats have put together a video that shows the insurrectionists taking direction from Trump to go to the Capitol.
On Fox News, Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) dismissed Trump’s attempt to overthrow the government by saying that every president should get a mulligan once in a while.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin refused to walk back her falsehoods about the 2020 general election during an interview with “Good Morning Britain†host Piers Morgan in which they discussed the storming of the United States Capitol, which took place after former President Donald Trump’s supporters attacked the building in an effort to overturn the…
Ron Bloom, a former Obama administration official and labor leader, has been elected to serve as chair of the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors. Bloom replaced Robert “Mike†Duncan, a former Republican National Committee chair who remains on the board as Governor. Bloom says he plans to “revitalize” USPS and restore its functionality, a…
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said Democrats are moving “full steam ahead” on Covid-19 relief even as the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump begins, pushing back against any assertion that his party can’t balance two priorities at once. “To the pundits who said we can’t do both at once, we say…
Senator Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) suggested that most Republican senators would vote to convict former President Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection against Congress if the vote were done via secret ballot. The Senate needs two-thirds of the chamber––67 senators––to convict Trump, which means Democrats would need 17 Republicans to cross the aisle. Thus far, it…
In a new video, the Lincoln Project says the Republican Party has a choice between “Trump or the truth” as the impeachment trial of the former president kicks off today. “The evidence is all there for the world to see,” a voiceover over the conclusion of the video states. “This is not a vote for…
President Joe Biden will not weigh in on former President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial. He intends to keep his focus on addressing the Covid-19 pandemic, according to White House insiders. [It] just makes no sense for Biden to weigh in on the impeachment,†said one source close to Biden who spoke to Politico. “He’s already…
House impeachment managers who will prosecute former President Donald Trump‘s impeachment are prepared to make arguments akin to a “violent crime” case, according to aides who spoke to reporters about impeachment trial mechanics. “It’ll be more like a violent crime criminal prosecution, because that is what it is,†one of the advisers said. “It will…
Senior aides have confirmed that the prosecutors in former President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial will use new evidence against him. The aides say it is possible Republican senators who have otherwise expressed hesitation over convicting Trump for inciting an insurrection against Congress would be likely to convict based on this new evidence. “Once they see…
Former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial begins today and according to a CBS/YouGov poll released earlier this morning, most Americans favor convicting him for inciting an insurrection against Congress. The poll found 56 percent favor convicting Trump and the same percentage believe Trump encouraged the violence that resulted in his supporters storming the Capitol, an…