impeachment

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If he's convicted after he leaves office, Trump would not be able to run for president in 2024.

The Democrats tried unsuccessfully to impeach President Trump. Will they try again?

The Senate voted to acquit Pres. Trump of the impeachment charges brought against him by the House of Representatives. Do you agree with the verdict?

As Senators gear up to vote this week, former CIA operations officer Sam Faddis says "the coup failed." So now what? "There must be consequences, and they must be severe."

"He's pulling the same leaking, lying bs that Comey did. The quotes I've seen don't add a single new piece of evidence either."

Why is Tester backtracking? To protect Biden, of course. Biden is now saying he wants "no part" of the impeachment trial. What's he afraid of?

President Trump's impeachment trial starts today. Will he be convicted or exonerated? How long will the trial take?

When it comes to impeachment- "the cake is already baked." That's what liberal Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) had to say in this latest Politico piece which notes that several Senate Democrats are now breaking from Speaker Pelosi, and calling on her to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate:

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Ukraine this week, making his first trip to the country at the heart of President Donald Trump's impeachment.