On Thursday, House Democrats will hold a vote to formalize procedures for the next phase of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump, with a specified goal of “ensur[ing] transparency and provid[ing] a clear path forward.” This comes on the heels of Charles Kupperman declining to appear for his scheduled deposition on Monday claiming he needed to seek a ruling from a judge after the White House told him not to participate in the hearings. The White House response to the Thursday vote was limited as Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham said they would wait to comment until the full resolution was released, but she did attempt to frame the move by Democrats as rogue by claiming they were, “conducting an unauthorized impeachment proceeding.”
I was tempted to dress as Nancy Pelosi for Halloween at our company party, but you have given me a better idea...I’ll dress as Nancy as you described her...fangs, cape, etc. I’ll probably be searching for a job on Nov 1 as I work in a pretty conservative company. Trump supporters abound, so it’s like Halloween here every day.
Based on what I have read and seen, I have zero doubt that the Orange Asscactus committed impeachable offenses which merit removal from office, but I am very concerned that if/when the Senate refuses to remove him from office, this will lead to a "rebound" on his part in the next election, and that this in turn will lead to Republicans maintaining control over the Senate after the next election cycle.
Thank you for your great reporting. You are absolutely my Shero!
I was tempted to dress as Nancy Pelosi for Halloween at our company party, but you have given me a better idea...I’ll dress as Nancy as you described her...fangs, cape, etc. I’ll probably be searching for a job on Nov 1 as I work in a pretty conservative company. Trump supporters abound, so it’s like Halloween here every day.
Based on what I have read and seen, I have zero doubt that the Orange Asscactus committed impeachable offenses which merit removal from office, but I am very concerned that if/when the Senate refuses to remove him from office, this will lead to a "rebound" on his part in the next election, and that this in turn will lead to Republicans maintaining control over the Senate after the next election cycle.