Evening summary
Here’s where the day stands so far:
@SpeakerPelosi made a point to emphasize in an interview that Trump would go down in history as an impeached president. “He’ll be impeached for ever,” the House speaker said.
Here’s where the day stands so far:
@SpeakerPelosi made a point to emphasize in an interview that Trump would go down in history as an impeached president. “He’ll be impeached for ever,” the House speaker said.
“No matter what the Senate does. He’s impeached for ever because he violated our Constitution.”
Trump accepted the House speaker’s invitation to deliver his annual state of the union address on Feb. 4, one day after the Democratic presidential caucuses in Iowa.
Trump accepted the House speaker’s invitation to deliver his annual state of the union address on Feb. 4, one day after the Democratic presidential caucuses in Iowa.
The timing also means the president will likely speak to Congress shortly after being acquitted in a Senate impeachment trial.
Trump suggested Pelosi should be impeached for holding back the articles of impeachment from the Senate,
Trump suggested Pelosi should be impeached for holding back the articles of impeachment from the Senate,
even though members of Congress cannot be impeached.
The Democratic national committee announced the requirements to qualify for the January debate, which could eliminate all but five candidates -- Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg and Amy
The Democratic national committee announced the requirements to qualify for the January debate, which could eliminate all but five candidates -- Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg and Amy
Klobuchar -- from the debate stage.
Trump continued to lash out against Christianity Today after the evangelical magazine suggested the president should be removed from office.
Trump continued to lash out against Christianity Today after the evangelical magazine suggested the president should be removed from office.
