President Trump Pardoned Controversial Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Did Obama holdovers prosecute him because he conducted an investigation into Obama's birth certificate? Arpaio endorsed Trump before he was taken seriously as a candidate. [...]
Did Obama holdovers prosecute him because he conducted an investigation into Obama's birth certificate? Arpaio endorsed Trump before he was taken seriously as a candidate. [...]
Yesterday I wrote an article for The Duran in which I expressed the view that the Presidential Statement published in connection with US President Trump’s signing of the new sanctions law passed against his wishes by the US Congress clearly pointed to an intention to bring a future challenge against the sanctions law to the US Supreme Court.
Nikolai Azarov who served as Prime Minister of Ukraine under the last legitimate Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych between 2010 and 2014 has said that he predicts that the ruling Poroshenko regime is about to fall.
Ultimately, impeachment is a political act. If there really is an anti-Trump/anti-Ryan tsunami in 2018, the Democrats will win back the House and probably impeach Trump-- even if it means forcing Pelosi and Hoyer, who oppose any such thing, to step down as leaders. Impeachment is like an indictment; there still has to be a trial in the Senate. And 66 votes to convict.
A student wears a hat reading “Impeach Trump” during a graduation ceremony at Columbia University in New York, May 17, 2017. (AP/Seth Wenig)
As controversies and Russian investigations keep growing and developing, an increasing number of U.S. citizens support impeaching President Donald Trump, recent polls show.
Forty-three percent of American voters now want Congress to begin proceedings to impeach Trump after the president’s return from his first trip abroad since he took office, according to a new Politico/Morning Consult poll.
The peaceful liberal left in action.
“Crazy” Maxine Waters is at it again, this time losing control, and losing her mind, during a private exchange with one of her constituents.
The American Mirror reports…
Hillary Clinton decided to forgo focusing on the graduating students and their future, instead opting to slam president Donald Trump during Wellesley College graduation commencement speech.
Hillary Clinton may want to re-enroll in her alma mater Wellesley College, given the fact that Clinton seems to have forgotten that Nixon was never actually impeached for obstruction of justice, and in fact the last US President to be impeached was former US President Bill Clinton, though he was not removed from office by the then US Senate.
Back on 29th August 2016 I wrote an article for The Duran in which I said that the pending impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was a disaster for Brazil, removing from office a President who for all her mistakes had been democratically elected and was not corrupt, and replacing her with Michel Temer, an appointed President who would inevitably be compromised by the grossly partisan method of his appointment through a flawed impeachment process orchestrated by a corrupt and self-seeking elite.
U.S. Rep. Al Green, D-Houston, speaking in favor of impeachment of President Trump from the floor of Congress on May 17, 2017. (Photo: Rep. Al Green’s YouTube Channel)
U.S. Rep. Al Green, D-Houston, Saturday revealed several racist and threatening voicemails — some saying the black congressman should be lynched — in reaction to Green’s recent call to impeach President Donald Trump.
Green played two of the messages at a Saturday town hall in Houston, per a video on his Facebook page. In each voicemail, the caller referred to him as the n-word and called for his hanging.
It appears that this administration will be mired in palace intrigue for a very long time, so that neither nirvana nor apocalypse will happen anytime soon. It's fine because the president is not what keeps the country together, if it is or ever was “together” in the way the civics texts say it should be. Not even the government generally is the reason our lives work well. For the most part, society works around government, not because of it.