Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
By treating impeachment as a parliamentary device, the Democrats are usurping the voter’s constitutional rights both to choose and reject a president. From American Thinker: The Constitution authorizes presidential impeachment if the president can be shown to have committed “treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.” Democrats are ignoring this language
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This is a knock-your-socks-off campaign video from Dalia al-Aqidi, an Iraqi Muslim woman who is fighting to win Ilhan Omar’s House seat. Because my parents lived in the Middle East, we had lots of Arab friends, both Muslim and Christian, when I was a child. Whatever their views were about
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Because impeachment un-does a constitutional election, the president’s conduct must shock the conscience to justify the proceedings. Trump’s does not. One of the things that is most disturbing about the impeachment kabuki we’re watching now is that it is an entirely partisan effort. Not a single Republican has signed on
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The House is considering three articles of Impeachment. The Constitution is at issue in questions of Obstruction of Justice, Contempt of Congress and the form of the Senate Trial. Comity and Corruption are at issue as to the Bidens and Abuse of Power. And is this is an unlawful attempted
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A Senate impeachment trial must account for the core problems with the House’s Star Chamber impeachment inquiry, the common law of impeachment, and the Founder’s intent. If the Senate is passive, it will be complicit in an injustice to our nation. The following is cross-posted (and slightly edited) from the
Continue readingThe House decision to refuse to provide material to the Trump administration that would tend to show his innocent, so-called Brady material, is stunning. The Star Chamber House impeachment inquiry is anything but a fair investigation with justice as its goal. It is the antithesis of due process of law.
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