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GOP refusal to convict Trump called “clarion call for eliminating the filibuster”
Jake Johnson
"Dear centrist Democrats," activist writes: If 10 votes to convict Trump was impossible, forget climate policy
Lindsey Graham says Lara Trump is the “future of the Republican Party”
Ray Hartmann
Senator Lindsey Graham believes Lara Trump is now certain to become senator of North Carolina
Marjorie Taylor Greene threatens fellow GOP congressman for offering to testify against Trump
Tom Boggioni
Many perceived Taylor Greene's tweets as inciting "mob violence" against her Republican colleague
What connects Trump’s two acquittals: The profound danger of the “Dershowitz precedent”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's first acquittal was a historic mistake: It fueled his supporters' anti-democratic rage and entitlement
Trump fears he will face criminal charges for role in inciting Capitol Riot: report
Bob Brigham
Though Trump was not convicted in his second impeachment trial, he may still face criminal accountability
Republican senators condemned as “cowards and fascists” after Senate acquits Trump
Jake Johnson
Seven GOP senators vote to convict the former president — but 43 don't, and are blasted for cowardice
Joe Biden echoes MLK’s call to save America’s soul. But is that even possible?
Andrew Bacevich
Whether wittingly or not, when Biden committed himself to saving "the soul of America," he was echoing MLK in 1967
A defiant Trump teases political comeback after being acquitted for impeachment
Bob Brigham
Acquitted following his second Senate impeachment trial, Trump also claimed to be a champion of rule of law
Senate Republicans vote to acquit Trump in second impeachment trial; GOP downplays Capitol riot
Sophia Tesfaye
A majority of the Senate found Trump guilty of inciting an insurrection — but Republicans blocked his conviction
Trump legal team “caught by surprise” by witness demand, believed acquittal was imminent: report
Matthew Chapman
MSNBC reports former President Donald Trump's defense team was blindsided by the vote to allow witness subpoenas
Howard Thurman’s “Fascist Masquerade”: The Black thinker who saw this coming, 75 years ago
Peter Eisenstadt
At the end of World War II, pioneering religious thinker Howard Thurman saw fascism coming to Christian America
Trump tweeted attack on Pence minutes after being told VP was in danger
Jon Queally
Latest revelation could be put to use by Democratic impeachment managers.
Donald Trump’s last stand: How his desperate attempt to overturn the election failed
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Republicans cowered in terror until he was decisively beaten — then, at last, just enough of them stood up
Trump’s COVID response was deadly — but decades of dreadful, racist policy set up the catastrophe
Igor Derysh
A commission set out to study Trump’s policies. Their report ended up as an indictment of the entire U.S. system
Ex-aide to Melania suggests “enormous trove” of communications after DOJ drops lawsuit
Brad Reed
After celebrating the DOJ dropping their lawsuit against her, Wolkoff discloses her ample access to information
The monstrous predicament Trump left behind
Robert Reich
Regardless of whether he is convicted, America must now deal with the aftermath of Trump's presidency
In 2021 alone, GOP introduces 100+ voter suppression bills in 28 states
Kenny Stancil
"Republicans are taking their assault on voting rights to the next level"
Why bother? Trump’s lawyers don’t even offer an impeachment defense because Republicans don’t care
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's lawyers know they're not there to persuade — just to give GOP senators cheap rationalizations to acquit
Fox News legal analyst trashes Trump for betraying the Constitution
Meaghan Ellis
McCarthy discussed a number of Trump's controversies during a podcast interview
GOP Senate jurors caught helping Trump impeachment lawyers plot their legal strategy
Igor Derysh
Sens. Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham and Mike Lee huddled with Trump’s lawyers to share thoughts about their arguments
Trump adds last-minute impeachment lawyer who previously sued him for spreading voter fraud lies
Jon Skolnik
Michael T. van der Veen, now defending Trump in his impeachment trial, had said Trump had “no evidence” of fraud
Georgia hits back: How an Atlanta jury could put Donald Trump behind bars for his election lies
Jessica Corbett
Local Georgia prosecutor launches criminal probe into Trump's request to "find" the votes
Republicans doubt the GOP and flee their party following Capitol insurrection
Travis Gettys
The sanity of the GOP is questioned as tens of thousands of Republicans change their voting status
Trump’s costly impeachment defense strategy: Success comes at the price of the Senate GOP — at least
Heather Digby Parton
No matter how hard Republican senators defend and deflect for Donald Trump, he will still sic his MAGA mob on them
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