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Trump Impeachment January 11, 2021

READ: House Democratic impeachment resolution against Trump for ‘incitement of insurrection’

Read the House Democratic impeachment resolution against Trump for ‘incitement of insurrection’

Fox & Friends January 11, 2021

Turley: Democrats 'impulse buy' impeachment of Trump would have 'very serious implications'

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said he doesn’t think Democrats should go forward with a "snap impeachment," explaining that the process is supposed be "deliberative," not impulsive. 

Joe Biden January 11, 2021

Biden avoids firm position on Trump impeachment as House Dems ramp up

President-elect Joe Biden is avoiding taking a firm position on removing President Trump from office ahead after last week's Capitol riot, as House Democrats signaled they would introduce articles of impeachment against him on Monday.

Fox News Flash January 11, 2021

Florida Sen. Scott says Democrats should focus on American families not Trump impeachment

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., told "Fox & Friends" on Monday that if Democrats want to do something good for the country, then they should focus on what they are going to do for American families as opposed to impeachment. 

OPINION January 11, 2021

Michael Goodwin: Biden on Trump impeachment – here's what president-elect can do to pass first major test

One of President Trump’s biggest flaws is not knowing when to stop, as his speech before the Capitol invasion demonstrated. But while he thankfully saved his worst mistake for last, Democrats are exhibiting the same flaw at the very start of their term. 

POLITICS January 11, 2021

Eliminating Trump from being elected again one motivator in impeachment push, Pelosi says

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a “60 Minutes” interview that aired Sunday night that one of the motivating factors for some in the new effort to impeach President Trump and remove him from office is to eliminate any chance that he has of being elected president in four years.

Donald Trump January 10, 2021

Rep. Gaetz: Trump has no intention of resigning after Capitol riot, will 'not leave the public stage at all'

"President Trump continues to be the most powerful, the most influential Republican on the planet Earth," Gaetz said. "It's my expectation that while he'll be leaving the White House in several days when his term is lawfully complete, he will continue to weigh in on matters that are important to the tens of millions of Americans who voted for him, who believe that this election process that we went through in 2020 still deserves more scrutiny and who expect that there will still be a constituency of people fighting for the America first agenda."

Fox News Flash January 10, 2021

'Congress is obligated' to impeach Trump after Capitol riot: Rep. Cicilline

Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., who is one of the representatives taking the lead on an impeachment resolution targeting President Trump's alleged efforts to incite the riot at the U.S. Capitol last week, argued on Sunday that Congress is “obligated” to impeach the president.

SUNDAY MORNING FUTURES January 10, 2021

Rep. Van Drew calls on Biden to oppose Trump impeachment: 'Let's try to come together'

Democrats are pushing to remove President Trump from office after Wednesday’s riots on Capitol Hill but Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., is urging President-elect Joe Biden to oppose impeachment, saying it would divide the country.

Trump Impeachment January 10, 2021

Dershowitz calls Trump impeachment a 'loaded weapon' that would be 'so dangerous to the Constitution'

Harvard Law professor emeritus and constitutional law scholar Alan Dershowitz said that while he does not believe it would result in a Senate trial, impeaching President Trump over what he said in an address prior to protesters storming the Capitol building on Wednesday would provide a "loaded weapon" to both parties to use at their will in the future.

Capitol Protests January 10, 2021

Trump speech before Capitol riot not enough for impeachment charges: Turley

Democrats are moving to remove President Trump from office after Wednesday's U.S. Capitol riot, but George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said he doesn’t believe Trump committed an impeachable offense.