and 53-47 on obstruction of Congress. Republican Senator Mitt Romney of Utahvoted to convictMr. Trump on the abuse of power charge — becoming the first senator to ever vote against a president of his own party in an impeachment trial. ...
But first, House Republicans must face a dilemma of their own, which in many ways underscores the dynamics we’ll see at play in the upcoming impeachment trial: Either strip the No. 3 GOP House leader, Liz Cheney,who voted to impeach Trump and publicly rebuked him, of her leadership role...
Washington —Weeks after the historic vote in the House to impeach President Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, the focus is shifting to the Senate, where the House will soon present its case against Mr. Trump and the president's lawyers will launch...
Since his election in 2022, Ogles has been a vocal critic of the Biden administration and last year filed articles to impeach President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. He filed new articles to impeach Harris after she became the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomin...
Republicans redrew the state’s congressional districts to their advantage after the last census, splitting the heavily Democratic Nashville area into three seats and forcing Nashville’s then-Democratic congressman, Jim Cooper, into retirement. Voters in the current 5th District gave Trump about 55...
The two-term congressman has also said he’s interested in running for governor, and Trump has brought it up to donors. Lead Art: US Representative of Florida Byron Donalds gestures as he walks off stage after speaking during the first day of the 2024 Republican National Convent...
Filed underImpeachment President Trump at the White House. Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post / Getty Images The House of Representatives voted to impeach President Trump on Wednesday, making him just thethird president ever to be impeached. Thetwo votesfell almost perfectly along party lines, ...
years in a presidential capacity even though he or she wasn't elected — for example, if the vice president becomes the president after an assassination — he or she can only be re-elected once. The Senate can also ban people who have been impeached from the presidency from running again...
Charles Clapp's "The Congressman." What do members of Congress really do, anyway? What have they done traditionally? True, staffs are bigger now--but much of life on The Last Plantation is the same as 50 years ago. What values, if any, are shared by those on work in Capitol Hill?
President Trump won this election. So, everyone who is listening: Do not be quiet. Do not be silent about this. We cannot allow this to happen before our very eyes. We can unite together. And you don’t need to be a Republican. If you believe in every legal vote needs to count, ...