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Trump may have done something wrong, but voters should focus on his accomplishments, Sen. Lamar Alexander said.
Support for the president’s removal is up slightly ahead of the trial’s conclusion. But few minds seem to have been changed by the proceedings.
They made up their minds a long time ago.
The witness vote was the last major obstacle for Republicans seeking a speedy trial.
Sens. Lamar Alexander and Lisa Murkowski have effectively decided the outcome of a vote on witnesses.
How long will it take? How does it work? What will Chief Justice John Roberts do?
The shamelessness is the point.
He’s said he won’t read questions attempting to out the intelligence community whistleblower.
They raised damning points about his record.
You come at Trump with oversight? He’ll come at you with political payback.
Democrat Kyrsten Sinema still wants facts in the impeachment trial.
What to expect from the man presiding over the impeachment process.
He’s the firsthand witness that Trump’s defense previously said was missing.
Trump’s lawyer argued that anything the president does to stay in power is unimpeachable, short of actual crimes.
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Eliot Engel said Bolton “strongly implied” something improper had occurred.
Trump falsely claimed the Senate can’t call witnesses and argued a key potential witness can’t be trusted.
Cruz and other Republicans are using Fox News to dismiss John Bolton’s testimony before it even happens.
What information lawmakers should seek as the question phase begins.
Senators will have 16 hours to ask all the questions they have about impeachment.
The big question now: Will senators vote for more witnesses?
The sad thing is, he might be right.
Fox & Friends shrugged off the quid pro quo months after saying it’d “be off-the-rails wrong” — and they’re not alone.
A recent report rebuts a major piece of Trump’s defense.
Starr said he feels like impeachments have somehow become partisan exercises.
It was amazingly predictable. It’s also misleading.