On impeachment, where is nuance and statesmanship?
(Dec. 6) Where are today’s statesmen? Are there any? Evidence for their existence is slim. When a question as serious as impeachment looms, senators and representatives owe it to the public […]
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Republicans could gain politically by evicting Trump
(Dec. 3) As impeachment looms, Republican officeholders hitching their wagon to President Trump’s star may be making the wrong political bet. The safer option might be to work in concert to […]
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Impeachment case strengthens against Trump
[Three fact-filled pieces, getting beyond the partisan demagoguery — including, alas, particularly awful demagoguery endemic among Capitol Hill Republicans. For the full stories, follow the links embedded in the headlines.] […]
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All sides remain wrong on impeachment
The presidential impeachment effort keep bringing out the worst from all sides. To read the full explanations from the following four columns, please click the links embedded in the headlines. […]
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On impeachment, we need statesmen, but we have hacks
(Oct. 15). Consider this a desperate plea on behalf of the American people to members of both parties in the House and the Senate: Please, please, with regard to the Trump-Ukraine […]
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Pelosi should yank Chairman Schiff from impeachment probe
(Oct. 17). House Speaker Nancy Pelosi should transfer the ongoing impeachment investigation from the House Intelligence Committee. It does not have proper ongoing jurisdiction over most of the subject matter involved, […]
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Trump in triple touble
Three pieces related to impeachment. For the full columns, follow the links embedded in the headlines… Trump’s tax dodges look more serious than Whitewater (Oct. 16). Conservatives who spent years […]
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Democrats behaving very, very badly, in multiple ways
Six different ways, on impeachment and otherwise, that national Democrats are acting unfairly toward Trump, or corruptly, or crazy-radically on policy. (Presented in the order they were published. Full columns […]
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Key explainer, and assessment, of the Ukraine scandal
Two columns. First, a neutral cheat sheet for what’s involved in the Biden-Trump-Ukraine controversy: A cheat sheet for understanding it all (Sept. 20): The new controversy about President Trump’s conduct […]
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Impeachment? For Tweets? Get serious
If House Democrats want to undermine the seriousness of our constitutional system while also sabotaging their own political prospects, they can do nothing more effective than to vote to open […]
