Trump vs. the ‘Policy Community’
We resolve policy disputes by elections, not impeachments.
The Latest
On State Tax Returns, President Trump Loses Another Round
The judge rules that the D.C. federal court has no jurisdiction over New York State officials.
The ‘Whistleblower’ and the President’s Right to Present a Defense
If Trump is impeached, he can build a strong case against conviction — but he might be wiser not to.
Right to Confrontation: The Latest Bogus Legal Argument over the ‘Whistleblower’
Impeachment is neither a criminal trial nor a legal process, so the president does not have the constitutional right to confront his accuser.
Trump’s Tax Returns: One Step Closer to Exposure
No Surprise: The Second Circuit in NYC clears the way for the president’s accountants to turn over records relating to his dealings more than a decade ago.
Impeachment Is Unpredictable
We don’t know what new revelations might emerge or whether they would unnerve the president’s GOP support.
Examining the House Impeachment Inquiry Resolution
It allows for the disclosure of the heretofore secret proceedings, but does not require it.
The White House Needs an Impeachment Strategy
The president and his allies must mount a defense on the substance, not complain about the process.
There Is No Basis for Barr to Recuse Himself Over Ukraine
Being mentioned on a phone call is not a basis for recusal, and it is commonplace for the Justice Department to seek assistance from foreign governments.
The President’s Best Ukraine Defense: Not an Impeachable Offense
Stop insisting there was no quid pro quo and cut to the chase.