Apparently Ann Althouse has a stronger stomach than I do, because she was able to watch today’s impeachment hearing: I thought…the idea would be for the 3 law professors called by the Democrats to provide cover for the Democrats by … Continue reading →
…then impeachment isn’t going so well. Schiff in a recent interview with Jake Tapper: Jake Tapper, CNN host: Do you think President Trump should be impeached? Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee: I want to discuss … Continue reading →
When Bill Clinton was impeached and then tried and acquitted in the Senate, Republicans controlled both legislative bodies. So the impeachment and trial – which was conducted with protection of minority and presidential rights, unlike the present-day process so far … Continue reading →
So far it’s not working out in quite the way Schiff planned: Support for the impeachment inquiry (not necessarily removal, but just the House process) was enjoying support in the 60% range not too long ago. Now, we are seeing … Continue reading →
Victor Davis Hanson lists 10 reasons why the ongoing impeachment is really a coup. I’m particularly interested in the following items on his list, which all seem quite obvious to me and yet the MSM has been somewhat successful at … Continue reading →
I haven’t actually watched the hearings in real time, although every day I check the stories and exchanges that have emerged from them. Most of the focus until recently has been on the testimony of the witnesses and the behavior … Continue reading →
I think the outrage the left feels towards Trump boils down to two main issues. The first is that he’s president at all, and does what presidents do with all the attendant powers of a president. The second is that … Continue reading →
…says AOC: Ocasio-Cortez said on CNN’s Situation Room that House Democrats need to move quickly, citing the “potential compromise of the 2020 elections,” that could lead to “a potentially disastrous outcome.” “This is not just about something that has occurred, … Continue reading →
Here’s a post at RedState entitled, “If Ciaramella is the Whistleblower, Democrats Have Made a Major Blunder and Their Credibility Will Evaporate.” An excerpt: When the American people fully understand that Ciaramella submitted his complaint for the sole purpose of … Continue reading →
Yesterday I wrote a post about impeachment in which I mentioned that they are about to hold public hearings. The post ended like this: If this report is correct, Republican counsel will be allowed to ask questions. Fancy that. Note … Continue reading →
Yesterday Trump gave a speech Wednesday in Louisiana in which he quoted tweets made by the current “whistleblower’s” lawyer back in 2017: “I don’t know if you saw, I’m coming off the plane and they hand me — look at … Continue reading →
Mollie Hemingway writes: …[T]he witnesses thus far cannot point to a single crime, much less a high crime, for which to impeach the president. Instead, the witnesses either broadly support the president’s handling of foreign policy or are livid with … Continue reading →