Impeach donald trump now

'While the media would rather speculate about outrageous claims of palace intrigue, President Trump and this Administration remain completely focused on the health and safety of the American people with around the clock work to slow the spread of the virus, expand testing, and expedite vaccine development,' Judd Deere, a spokesman for the president, said.  … [Read more...] about Donald Trump dismissed Health Secretary Alex Azar’s January warning on coronavirus as ‘alarmist’ and cut him off during a phone briefing, report says

'Of course she lives in a beautiful house over the ocean, but her area that she's in charge of has gone from being one of the best in the whole country, it's become a slum, and they don't do anything about it. They leave it there,' he continued in bashing Pelosi' leadership in San Francisco, adding that the federal government might 'take over that area.' … [Read more...] about Donald Trump calls Nancy Pelosi a ‘sick puppy’ as he abandons pretense of bipartisanship in revenge strike after she attacked him saying ‘as the president fiddles people are dying’

On Wednesday, new chief of staff Mark Meadows, himself a Trump loyalist and the former head of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, began a shakeup in the White House communications office. The new press secretary will be Kayleigh McEnany, another ultra-loyalist who came from the Trump presidential campaign and who in late February made admiring comments that said the coronavirus would not come to the U.S.  … [Read more...] about White House officials openly ask job candidates if they voted for Donald Trump in bid to employ only ultra-loyalists

It was not just Pelosi who was left hanging either, with President Trump also choosing not to shake the hand of his running mate, Vice President Mike Pence. … [Read more...] about Moment President Donald Trump refuses to shake Nancy Pelosi’s hand at State of the Union after impeachment ‘witch hunt’

So these calls for impeachment or a new referendum make sense as far as they go. However, on their own they not only don’t go far enough but, like Shrek’s bargain, could have unintended consequences that make things worse. For there is a crucial distinction between challenging a decision that is procedurally flawed or unlawfully enabled, and nullifying a decision because you think it’s a mistake. First of all, these moments weren’t imposed upon us. They emerged from a democratic process. There were debates and discussion. We could all vote. Some of us lost. There is a cavalier if not cynical attitude among some towards the popular will, as though we should only support democracy when democracy supports us. … [Read more...] about Think we can rewind to the heady days before Trump and Brexit? Think again