Impeachment

It was always a lie, and it needs to be untold. The first impeachment of Donald Trump hinged on one and only one premise: the President of the United States had no legitimate reason to ask Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate the gas company Burisma, and did so only…

Special Counsel Jack Smith announces indictment against Donald Trump in Jan 6 probe Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inboxGet our free Inside Washington email Donald Trump was indicted on 1 August on four charges by a grand jury…

July 27, 2023, 5:34 PM UTC By Mark Murray and Alexandra Marquez Former President Donald Trump never had a higher approval rating than he did in Feb. 2020 — at 47% — just days removed from the U.S. Senate acquitting him in first impeachment trial, according to NBC News’ polling. Likewise, Bill Clinton’s highest…

As President Joe Biden laughed off a question about his potential impeachment, former President Donald Trump raged at Republicans for not yet having impeached his Democratic nemesis. Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy said during a Monday interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity that a GOP probe of Biden…

UP NEXT Trump claims it would be 'sort of foolish' for him to attend first GOP primary debate03:33 Trump’s attorney says the former president is 'immune from prosecution,' evoking Nixon03:54 Trump attorney downplays infamous call to Georgia election officials: ‘Aspirational ask’04:31 Minnesota Sec. of State: Trump tried to “hijack” the…

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy came out Thursday and denied that he had promised Donald Trump votes on expunging his two impeachments by the House. Politico Playbook broke the story that Trump, angry that McCarthy had said, last month, that Trump might not be the GOP’s strongest presidential candidate for 2024,…

On Thursday morning, Politico reported that Kevin McCarthy had promised Donald Trump that he’d hold a House vote to “expunge the two impeachments against the former president” before the August recess, in an attempt to get back on Trump’s good side after suggesting the ex-president might not be the best…

But a slew of Republicans in battleground districts questioned the purpose of a vote motivated solely to help Trump that could hurt them back home. “It doesn’t make sense to me. Because if you’re found not guilty, what do we expunge?” Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) said in an interview, referring…

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is calling out several fellow Republicans, questioning why they serve in Congress if they refuse to take up "tough" votes on expunging former President Donald Trump's impeachments. Vocal Trump supporters, Greene and New York Representative Elise Stefanik, introduced resolutions last month to expunge Trump's December 18,…