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The investigation into Trump’s high crimes, etc. is going slowly, right?
If you think so, you really must read the attached letter Jerry Nadler just sent to Hope Hicks, requesting — that’s the formal way of saying “you’d better show up or else” — she reappear before the Committee because her … Continue reading
Posted in Impeachment, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged FBI, Hope Hicks, House Judiciary Committee, Jerrold Nadler, Jerry Nadler, Judge William Pauley, Michael Cohen, New York Times, Southern District of New York
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Impeachment: an enlightening recent history and the Rules
Let’s start with this New York Times opinion piece by Michael Conway, who worked as counsel for the House Judiciary Committee on the Nixon impeachment case: “What Will It Take for Democrats to Unite Behind Impeaching Trump?” It begins: Many … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Mueller investigation, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Charlie Savage, House Judiciary Committee, impeachment, Jerry Nadler, Michael Conway, Nancy Pelosi, Nicholas Fandos, Nixon impeachment, Norman Eisen, Tip O'Neill, Trump impeachment
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