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Yes and no, in that order.

Yeah, he said the Senate rules, what they are now, require them to take on the impeachment trial. Of course, he can charge the rules any time he wants. But he also said, while he had no choice, how long they take it up is another story. I could totally see the Senate taking a vote really...

Trump tricked Australia by reverse pressuring them.

The latest polling from Quinnipiac University, released today, show Americans are evenly divided, 47-47%, on whether Trump should be impeached and removed from office. A previous Quinnipiac poll published on Sept. 24, just before House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made her big, fat, hairy announcement...

The Democrat Phases of Trump Resistance Phase One: FEAR. The fear of what Trump will do as president. Real fear. He'll crash the stock market, get us into wars, get us all killed, he'll ruin the entire world. This fear was so strong it manifested in violence, and violent protests. That fear...

Well, no, of course he hasn't. He's a potential juror in a Senate trial. You aren't likely to see very many Republican senators give much of a full-throated defense of Trump at this point. They don't want to open themselves up to being accused of participating in a coverup. It's why that...

He's probably in rehab. <bad Turtle, bad!> In any case, can't let Rudy talk about it, that's for sure. The hubris of that is breathtaking.

Weeeell, this is kinda disturbing, and enlightening. The longer this impeachment 'inquiry' lingers, the more this kind of stuff is going to come out. Just like it did ith the Russia Collusion Hoax. Adam Schiff Tweeting about the whistleblower complaint, before he knew about the whistleblower...

Based on the evidence presented thus far, Number 1, hands down.

Incidentally, when reporter Sean Davis called the CIA and asked them when they made the revisions and why, the response from the CIA spokesperson was, "I cannot comment on the anti-Trump whistleblower." OK, that's odd. But what's most odd is the fact that Davis never mentioned Trump or the...

Again, this is not at all unusual. Not even a little bit. Fox News routinely publishes, and allows on their broadcasts, comments and stories unfavorable to Trump. The fact that Judge Nap said it, and Fox published it, is hardly even worth noting. There's no evidence of that. At least not...

Didn't really answer the question, tho. In any case, the US and Ukraine have a treaty that explicitly deals with such investigations. It's called the Treaty Between the United States of America and Ukraine on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters with Annex. But the Intelligence Community...

In all government agencies and departments, you must have first hand knowledge of something in order to be a whistleblower. It even says so right there on the whistleblower complaint form. The only exception to that? The Intelligence Community recently removed that requirement, and removed it...

Not just that, but journalism in general, by its very nature, is a liberal endeavor. Young people get into journalism because they're idealistic and want to change the world. Or at least that's how it used to be, before social media. There is the thing about all (political) journalists want to...

The Democrats would be spittin' bubbles, just like the did (still are) with Garland. If the House impeaches the president, the Senate doesn't have to hold a trial. In most circumstances, it would be most inappropriate (I would think) for the Senate to refuse to hold an impeachment trial. But...

The goal, before he even took office, was to impeach him by any means necessary. I cannot. I can't find it easily, but there is a combination of confirming Gallup, Pew Research and LexisNexis research that shows unambiguously from where people get their news. Independent journalist Tim Pool...

Yes they are. They are singularly focused, and are moving fast and furious, before things fall apart, like everything else they thought they "had" him on.

You know what I hear when I read that? Charlie Brown's teacher. It's the same ol' Democrat hopes-and-wishes talking points. In order for this "Ukraine affair" to be anything even remotely worthy of impeachment, you have to fold, spindle and mutilate the crap out of it and read things between...

"As this develops, it is becoming increasingly clear that it is indeed a whistleblower." Maybe in the broadest context of the meaning of whistleblower. But in the government, the term has very specific meaning. By definition, you can't whistleblow on someone in another agency or department...