February 2021 — Impeachment Chronicles

DOJ watchdog criticizes Trump’s firing of IGs, but omits key facts in matter

Michael Horowitz, the Justice Department inspector general who wrote the Dec. 9, 2019, Review of Four FISA Applications, recently reaffirmed his earlier statements that Trump fired two inspectors general “for doing their jobs” and called Trump’s presidency “a challenging time … particularly in the last year” during a Feb. 10 online discussion hosted by Harvard Law School and moderated by Jack Goldsmith.

Donald Trump’s full statement on impeachment trial acquittal

I want to first thank my team of dedicated lawyers and others for their tireless work upholding justice and defending truth.

After impeachment farce ends, next comes 14th Amendment

With the result of the second impeachment charade a forgone conclusion in Washington, let us now turn to the final partisan tool remaining in Democrats’ torture closet: The 14th Amendment.

Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial

Former President Donald Trump was acquitted of an insurrection incitement charge by the Senate on Saturday.

Trial authorization vote signals that Senate will acquit Trump

Forty-four Republicans voted against proceeding with the trial against former President Donald Trump, the clearest signal yet that the Senate will ultimately acquit the president of the impeachment charge against him for a second time.

Trump lawyers to use videos of Democrats inciting violence during impeachment defense

Former President Donald Trump’s lead impeachment defense attorney Bruce Castor said he will use video clips of top Democrats inciting violence during the coming impeachment trial.

Absolute proof

Trump impeachment trial is unconstitutional – here’s why Senate must dismiss it

Because the 45th president is now a private citizen, impeachment proceedings are rendered null and void