House Republicans know that the Democrats are conducting the impeachment inquiry under rules that the GOP majority approved in January 2015.
The most recent poll on impeachment, by Reuters/Ipsos, shows 45 percent believe that Trump should be impeached now, with 42 percent opposed.
The Benghazi committee obtained 75,000 pages of documents and scores of interviews with officials from the White House and other federal agencies.
It's high Lincoln season, bittersweet as it can be in remembrance of the slain Civil War president. Into the spring mix, noted author and journalist Sidney Blumenthal brings a breathtaking new view of Abraham Lincoln ...
By the time Rep. Trey Gowdy finally gaveled the hearing to a close, there was little doubt that Hillary Clinton’s composed, dignified demeanor — and the contrast between her and the Republicans — had notched ...
So here is yet another absurd episode, humiliating both for Rep. Trey Gowdy and the journalists who promoted this fraudulent story, and highly reminiscent of the bogus “criminal referral” leak that made the front page ...
Given the New York Times' deep bias against Hillary Clinton, nobody should be surprised by its embarrassing, inaccurate report of a non-existent "criminal referral" involving her.
Here's the game. The reporter who breaks the story that brings down Hillary — wins.
It is now clear that Gowdy prefers to leak the Blumenthal testimony to smear both Clinton and the witnesss he claims to be protecting.
Rep. Trey Gowdy is defending the Republicans’ misuse of taxpayer funds for an inquisition that has in no way advanced the public’s understanding of the Benghazi tragedy.