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John Fund: Pelosi's SOTU tantrum was also an acknowledgment of defeat

February 5, 2020

John Fund: Pelosi's SOTU tantrum was also an acknowledgment of defeat

Pelosi and her party have surrendered the upper hand to President Trump.

SOTU guest whose brother was murdered: Pelosi 'ripped our hearts out' with her actions

February 5, 2020

SOTU guest whose brother was murdered: Pelosi 'ripped our hearts out' with her actions

A State of the Union guest of President Trump whose brother was murdered by an illegal immigrant has a message for Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Bozell & Graham: Trump impeachment exercise was one-side and partisan. So was the press

February 5, 2020

Bozell & Graham: Trump impeachment exercise was one-side and partisan. So was the press

National security equals no questioning of the Bidens. Democracy equals removing an elected president.

Jason Chaffetz: Trump's State of the Union 'by far' better than any of Barack Obama's

February 5, 2020

Jason Chaffetz: Trump's State of the Union 'by far' better than any of Barack Obama's

During his third State of the Union address, President Trump attacked socialism and left-wing policies, eliciting disgusted reactions from Democrats.

Tom Basile: In Trump's impeachment trial, Senators voting for both witnesses AND removal are embracing partisanship

February 5, 2020

Tom Basile: In Trump's impeachment trial, Senators voting for both witnesses AND removal are embracing partisanship

Senators can either embrace a rational, reasoned approach or they can prove the Republicans’ point by abdicating their responsibility for political theatrics that seek to only divide the country.

Sen. Lankford says he'd like to end the 'age of impeachment'

February 5, 2020

Sen. Lankford says he'd like to end the 'age of impeachment'

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., joined the "Fox News Rundown" podcast Wednesday to preview the final vote in the Senate impeachment trial, saying the evidence supports the president.

Donna Brazile: Trump's politically-driven acquittal sets horrible precedent, weakens rule of law

February 5, 2020

Donna Brazile: Trump's politically-driven acquittal sets horrible precedent, weakens rule of law

Although the evidence of President Trump’s unlawful and impeachable acts is overwhelming and growing, the Republican-controlled Senate is certain to fall short Wednesday of the two-thirds vote needed to convict him on two articles of impeachment adopted by the House.

Marc Thiessen: Impeachment hurt turnout for Democrats in Iowa

February 4, 2020

Marc Thiessen: Impeachment hurt turnout for Democrats in Iowa

Fox News contributor and former George W. Bush speechwriter Marc Thiessen theorized Tuesday that the Senate impeachment trial had a negative impact on the turnout for Monday night's Iowa Democratic caucuses.

Hoyer on impeachment trial: 'I don't understand how any American believes the Senate is doing the right thing'

February 4, 2020

Hoyer on impeachment trial: 'I don't understand how any American believes the Senate is doing the right thing'

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., told Fox News' "Your World with Neil Cavuto" Tuesday that "it's hard to wonder" why President Trump's approval ratings have reached an all-time high as his Senate impeachment trial appears set to conclude with acquittal Wednesday.

Sen. John Thune: Democrats are learning same lesson from impeachment as GOP in 1999

February 4, 2020

Sen. John Thune: Democrats are learning same lesson from impeachment as GOP in 1999

Senate Majority Whip John Thune, R-S.D., said Tuesday that Democrats are learning the same lesson the GOP did in 1999: Impeachment proceedings can actually be a boon to the sitting president.