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What Is Impeachment For?
It’s a political process, not a legal one — and the political climate is anything but static.
Turkey and the Kurds: It’s More Complicated Than You Think
Americans are grateful for the Kurds' help, and we should try to help them in return. But no one wants to risk war with Turkey.
Quid Pro Quo and Extortion: Welcome to Foreign Relations
A president’s management of foreign policy and his political interests naturally overlap.
If the House Won’t Vote, Impeachment Inquiry Is Just a Democratic Stunt
It is not for the Speaker and her adjutants to decree that there is an inquiry.
Do Republicans See the Strategy to Discredit the Barr Investigation?
Democrats and their media friends are attempting to paint the Barr investigation as a corrupt extension of a down-and-dirty Trump 2020 political campaign.
How about a Bipartisan Treaty against the Criminalization of Elections?
Setting aside Hunter Biden, there was no impropriety in Trump’s asking Zelensky to assist DOJ in investigating the origins of the Russia probe.
Double Standards on Ukraine
Vice President Biden pressured Ukraine into firing the prosecutor who was investigating the energy company that had appointed Hunter Biden to its board.
No, Trump Is Not Facing the Death Penalty over Ukraine
Bill Weld beclowns himself in trying to spread this misinformation.
Breaking Down the Whistleblower Frenzy
Congress should investigate the whistleblower claim that Trump made a dangerous ‘promise’ to a foreign leader . . . but not because of a statute.