Adam Schiff Rips Lindsey Graham A New One On Impeachment
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) took apart Sen. Lindsey Graham and his resolution condemning Trump’s impeachment.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) took apart Sen. Lindsey Graham and his resolution condemning Trump’s impeachment.
Trump is spending his Friday night melting down and trying to sue House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff for fraud.
With just 20 legislative days left in the calendar until 2020, Senate Republicans claim to be suddenly very concerned about not having enough time to legislate because of impeachment.
Trump sounded broken as he addressed reporters outside of the White House as all he could do was repeat perfect call and no pressure.
The White House did nothing for weeks, but now they are rattled and looking to hire an impeachment communications specialist.
House Republicans tried to spy for Trump by trying to sneak recording devices into the secure intelligence briefing room where the impeachment hearings are being held.
Envoy Bill Taylor took detailed and meticulous notes through the entire Ukraine scheme and those notes are sinking Donald Trump.
The impeachment investigation testimony of Trump’s Ukraine envoy Bill Taylor is so bad for the president that it caused gasps in the room.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) defended Trump comparing impeachment to lynching and blamed James Comey for Trump’s “frustration.”
House Democrats are keeping it simple and pursuing one sweeping abuse of power impeachment charge against Trump for the Ukraine scandal.
Democrats see the Republican strategy on impeachment as being a plan to save Trump by blaming it all on Rudy Giuliani.
Former and current White House officials say that Donald Trump is coming apart and unraveling over impeachment.
Rep. Eric Swalwell said that Democrats aren’t screwing around with Donald Trump and his bogus executive privilege claims on impeachment.
Trump claimed during his Dallas rally that he outsmarted Democrats by releasing the Ukraine phone call that got him impeached.
Trump seemed to tie the 2016 election to his impeachment with a claim that Barack Obama is involved in a conspiracy against him.
Republicans, like Rep. Liz Cheney, are blaming Democrats for impeaching Trump and causing him to endorse Turkey’s war crimes in Syria.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) said on Sunday that the impeachment probe doesn’t need the whistleblower to testify because Trump already gave them the evidence.
While the Turkish continue to deny this history to this day, in 1915 the nation of Turkey engaged in a genocide of the Armenian people. The mass killing reduced the Armenian population from two million to 400,000. Last week, with the knowledge and approval of U.S. President Donald Trump, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ordered…
The handling of the Mueller report should serve as a cautionary tale. The report was full of facts, and Democrats kept trying to confirm them instead of blaring and declaring them. The facts dissipated, losing credibility.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) warned Trump that Democrats aren’t fooling around on impeachment.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he has no choice and will hold a trial if the House impeaches Trump.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has announced that the Ukraine whistleblower will testify in the impeachment investigation.
Rudy Giuliani said that he will only cooperate with the impeachment investigation if Democrats remove Adam Schiff from the House Intelligence Committee.
Some moderate Democratic lawmakers who a week ago had little interest in talking about an impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump say they are now optimistic they can sell it to voters at home during a recess of the U.S. Congress over the next two weeks.
Fox News spent some airtime, not defending Donald Trump on Friday, but calling his attack on the whistleblower misleading.
Trump’s lawyer is locked in a fight with Trump’s State Department, which Trump’s lawyer tried to win by tweeting incriminating evidence against Trump.
Impeachment hasn’t backfired on Democrats. According to a new Politico/Morning Consult poll, there has been a 13 point swing in favor of impeachment.
A majority of the House of Representatives now supports the impeachment of President Donald J. Trump for high crimes against his country.
In a brief, but powerful, statement Joe Biden wrecked Trump and brought all of the president’s biggest fears to life with two sentences.
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…
House Republicans are so scared of the criminal liability surrounding Trump that they tried to block lawyers from questioning impeachment witnesses.
House Judiciary Committee member Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) busted Trump for the fake Sharpie hurricane forecast and compared him to OJ Simpson.
The Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, criticized for an unorthodox impeachment probe of President Donald Trump, is poised to vote next week on a resolution to formalize the investigation, a person familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
That the clock is ticking when it comes to initiating impeachment proceedings against Trump is steadily becoming a kind of common wisdom among Democrats and media pundits alike. Writing for AP News, Laurie Kellman captures this increasingly popular position, insisting that “the tick-tock of time is an inexorable one as the 2020 presidential and congressional…
A new poll shows that among Democrats, the drumbeat for impeachment proceedings is getting louder and more intense. At 27%, overall support for impeachment is up 10% from last month. Another 24% of those polled support continuing the investigation. The effect of these numbers, in isolation of any other consideration, is bad news for Donald…
Impeachment of a U.S. president does not mean an immediate ouster from office, or as House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi put it on Wednesday, a “bye, bye birdie.”
Trump doesn’t want to be impeached because he thinks that impeachment would be bad, not for the country, but for his personal brand.
We need to know, and the nation’s knowing depends on Congress taking the lead, not waiting for the people’s will to catch up.History shows that’s not how we realize our ideals and uphold the Constitution.
Speaker Pelosi said that she wants an ironclad case for Trump impeachment that even Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans can’t deny.
Trump offered no personal message to the families of the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country but spent Memorial Day ranting about impeachment.
Speaking to reporters after a meeting of House Democrats on Capitol Hill, Pelosi said: “No one is above the law, including the president of the United States. And we believe that the president of the United States is engaged in a cover-up.”
Calls are growing among Democrats for the House to open an impeachment investigation into Donald Trump.
Trump isn’t bailing himself out of trouble by blocking Don McGahn’s testimony. He’s strengthening the case for impeachment.
Trump went off on a rant against Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI) that only served to elevate Amash and the case for impeachment.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that the House can use impeachment as an investigative tool to break Trump’s obstruction of House investigations.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) said that impeachment may be unavoidable because Trump has committed crimes while in office.
House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Wednesday President Donald Trump was moving closer to impeachment with his effort to thwart congressional subpoenas and obstruct lawmakers’ efforts to oversee his administration.
By Sarah N. Lynch and Yasmeen Abutaleb WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Top congressional Democrats left the door open on Sunday to the impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump, but said they would first need to complete their own investigations into whether he obstructed justice in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe. Party leaders have cautioned against…
In short, the danger in Trump’s language is that, for the surprisingly impressionable national audience, he degrades our democratic processes and safeguards against tyranny by recasting the fundamentals of democracy as instead the coarse and brutish misdeeds of a dictatorial power grab.
Democrats in the House of Representatives are planning to roll out a lengthy series of investigations into President Donald Trump’s finances and his administration over the next few months as part of a long-term strategy to remove Trump from office, Axios has reported this morning. And although impeachment is certainly one option Speaker Nancy Pelosi…
In an interview with Axios, a top legal expert and former DOJ official said that it will be extremely difficult for the Justice Department (DOJ) to deny members of Congress all of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigatory files. He said that the DOJ would be required under existing legal precedents to turn over Mueller’s evidence…
As the new Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi is going to have to decide whether or not to begin impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. This is not a hypothetical question now that Democrats are in control of the House. And even though Pelosi has expressed reluctance to press for impeachment…
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O’Donnell discussed how Trump committed an impeachable felony by refusing to let the FBI move out of a building that is across the street from his Washington DC hotel.
According to reports from inside the White House, even Donald Trump knows that impeachment is coming soon after the election.
The latest ABC News/Washington Post poll is in line with other recent polling that shows Trump‘s attacks on Mueller are backfiring. The Washington Post reported: 63 percent of Americans support Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election, with 52 percent saying they support it strongly; 29 percent oppose the probe. Opinions on Mueller’s…
People in the White House are getting worried. According to insiders who were interviewed by Robert Costa from the Washington Post, the President of the United States has quit talking to people and has become very isolated. They say he spends most of his time watching cable TV and tweeting. The concern these officials have…
Trump has been getting mad at his advisers anytime they mention impeachment, or as he calls it the “I-word” in the White House.
A new Axios/Survey Monkey poll released Tuesday reveals 44 percent of respondents want Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump, including 49% of independent voters. Fully 79 percent of Democrats but just 8 percent of Republicans want an impeachment trial to begin in the U.S. House of Representatives. “NEW POLL: Nearly half of Americans…
The desperation is growing from Trump’s legal team, as Rudy Giuliani is warning of a revolt by the American people if the president is impeached. Sky News reported: In an interview with Sky News Rudy Giuliani claimed there was “no reason” for an impeachment and called Mr Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen “a liar”. “You…
Forget the crimes and corruption, Donald Trump said that he couldn’t be impeached because he is doing a great job.
Trump has now been implicated in multiple felonies, which is why MSNBC’s Ali Velshi gave a quick crash course on the impeachment process.
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) made the case that America can’t wait for the next president. Donald Trump must be impeached now.
The White House is working on a strategy where Trump would try to help key House Republicans win re-election in return for their voting against impeaching him.
Those closest to Trump don’t believe he grasps what serious trouble he would be in if Democrats win enough seats to take over the House in 2018.
“It’s clear that Robert Mueller is getting closer. We don’t have just smoke now, we’ve got fire in this Russia investigation.”
“If President Trump were to fire Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and then got Special Counsel Mueller fired, I believe Congress would begin impeachment proceedings.”
Murphy didn’t explicitly call for the impeachment of the president, but his comments suggest that Democrats are becoming more comfortable heading down that road.
With all of the talk of impeaching Donald Trump circulating in the news, here is what you need to know about how the impeachment process works.
Holding the president accountable for trying to block an investigation – a criminal act – doesn’t jive well with Trump’s supporters.
The American people are divided on whether the President of the United States – a guy who’s been in office for just three weeks – should be impeached from office.
Donald Trump’s promise that his companies won’t do any new deals once he is in office still sets the president-elect up to be violating the Constitution on day one.
For Republican Matt Bevin, the man who has been Kentucky governor for roughly a month, besides spending whatever political capital he has to repay the extremist religious right, he is facing a petition for impeachment.
Rep. Ted Yoho has authored a resolution in high hopes of using it to begin impeachment proceedings against President Obama for acting like a President. It is allegedly supposed to take aim at the President for his immigration actions.
Republican Representative Mo Brooks of Alabama thinks they can send President Obama to prison for 5 years for doing what every other modern president has done by taking executive action on immigration reform.
Here we go again. During an interview with local Pennsylvania radio host Gary Sutton, Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) commented that House Republicans most likely have enough votes to impeach President Obama.
During an interview on CNN, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) laid the groundwork for impeaching President Obama by claiming that the president is abusing his powers and violating the Constitution with executive orders.
The truth behind the calls for impeachment is that Republicans won’t be happy until President Barack Obama is reduced to shining their shoes.
The list of charges conservatives have leveled at the President that they claim are irrefutable impeachable offenses that demonstrate their complaints are a cover for racism and anger over losing.
There are already over a hundred reasons in the public record to begin impeachment proceedings, and if Democrats were empowered, they could impeach every Republican in Congress.