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Dear Democrats: Mueller Just Handed You a Road Map for Impeachment. Follow It.
Whether or not Donald Trump’s behavior was criminal, the special counsel’s report makes clear that it was dishonest, corrupt, and unethical.
All the President’s Crimes
The Intercept’s coverage of the impeachment — and now indictments — of Donald Trump.
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Yes, Let’s Defeat or Impeach Donald Trump. But What If He Refuses to Leave the White House?
Donald Trump doesn’t care about laws and warned as a 2016 candidate that he might not accept the vote tally. His surrogates have warned of violence.
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Trump’s Articles of Impeachment Are Writing Themselves, With Echoes of Richard Nixon Growing Stronger
BuzzFeed News dropped one of the biggest bombshells of the Trump presidency: that Donald Trump asked Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.
Deconstructed Podcast
When Do We “Impeach the Motherfucker”? (With Rashida Tlaib)
Tlaib is among a crop of progressive congressional newcomers threatening to shake up the Democratic Party status quo.
What Republican Senators Said About Impeaching Bill Clinton vs. Donald Trump
The same Republican senators who defend Trump now were obsessed with defending the special counsel in the late 1990s — when Bill Clinton was president.
Deconstructed Podcast
Why the Democrats Can (and Should) Impeach Trump
Donald Trump’s actions are “exactly the kind” that were declared impermissible in Nixon’s articles of impeachment.
The Watergate Blueprint for Impeaching Donald Trump
Trump’s actions to establish a different standard of justice for himself are exactly the kind we declared impermissible in Nixon’s articles of impeachment.
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So You Want to Use the 25th Amendment to Get Rid of Donald Trump? Here Are the Hurdles to Removing a Mentally Impaired President.
The Constitution offers few clues on how to evict a president who seems unhinged, yet retains the backing of his own enabling political party.
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Is Donald Trump Above the Law?
Michael Cohen told a federal court that Trump committed a felony. By standard legal logic, the president should be the next one indicted.
A Short History of Presidential Obstruction of Justice
Relevant to Donald Trump, both Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton were accused, in articles of impeachment, of having “prevented, obstructed and impeded the administration of justice.”