Back in November, I wrote a pretty extensive column on the House impeachment hearings and whether or not the Democrats had built an effective case for impeaching President Trump. I wasn’t someone who supported the decision to initiate the hearings, but I did find a lot of what we learned… CONTINUE
Off the Cuff: The Tribal Case for Impeachment (Christmas Edition)
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Merry Christmas, everyone! In my Off the Cuff audio commentary this week, I look at the rules from politicians on when to impeach…and when not to. You can listen to it by clicking on the play (arrow) button below. — Side… CONTINUE
Off the Cuff: The Irony of the Dems Going After Trump on Bribery
Below is a sneak peek of this content! First a quick request: Are you on Twitter? If so, I’d like to follow you there. On my Patreon page, there’s a “Share” button. Just click on it, choose “Twitter,” and share the link to my page. (Feel free to replace the… CONTINUE
Have the Hearings Built an Effective Case for Impeachment?
As I’ve written in previous columns, I did not support the Democrats’ decision to open impeachment hearings into President Trump. This was primarily because I wasn’t convinced that our president, even in attempting to extort a foreign power into digging up dirt on one of his political opponents, had committed… CONTINUE
The Conservative Media Impeaches Taylor and Kent
President Trump’s impeachment hearings began on Wednesday, and after some fairly partisan opening statements from congressional leaders, we were introduced to the proceedings’ first two witnesses: William Taylor (our U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine) and George Kent (a deputy assistant secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs). Both men were there by… CONTINUE