Analysis: What could change Pelosi’s mind on impeachment?
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi By Amber Phillips Amber Phillips Reporter for The Fix covering Congress, statehouses Email Bio Follow May 16 at 11:01 AM House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has long argued that impeaching President Trump would be bad for her party, so she won’t do it. And she’s successfully tamped down calls to change course, even if, privately, Democrats in her caucus disagree, report The Post’s Rachael Bade and Mike DeBonis.
Why this isn’t likely to change Pelosi’s mind: Public opinion about the Mueller report seems pretty set, and it’s hard to see what would change it. Maybe information uncovered by congressional investigations into Trump could jolt people out of the status quo. Which brings us to our next, not-very-likely event to change Pelosi’s mind on impeachment ...
Why this isn’t likely to change Pelosi’s mind: Trump is blocking 20 congressional investigations, a Washington Post analysis found. So with Pelosi steadfastly against impeachment today, it’s hard to see how this gets any worse in a way that convinces her she needs to change course. 1. Impeachment would help their case in court: One of Trump’s legal arguments against handing over information to Democrats is that they are a legislative body, not a judicial one. If it’s not for legislation , then they can’t request the information, his legal team argues.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
House Democrats fall in line with Pelosi’s no-impeachment strategy despite Trump’s defianceSeveral rank-and-file lawmakers want to begin impeachment proceedings, but instead of pushing back on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, they’re following her lead.
Lire la suite »
Pelosi's Trump impeachment approach is coming togetherAnalysis: The president's recent actions have helped Pelosi start to resolve the conflicts in her caucus — and unite them around a deliberate, relentless investigative approach.
Lire la suite »
Mom who grew up unvaccinated explains why she changed her mind about vaccinesAbbey Clint said she ‘grew up unvaccinated before it was cool.’
Lire la suite »
Italy’s Climate Change-Skeptic Government Wants To Host The UN’s Flagship Climate Change ConferenceItaly’s candidacy is putting EU governments in a difficult position. The UK meanwhile is lobbying Italy to drop its bid.
Lire la suite »
Opinion | Americans may be persuadable on impeachmentOpinion: Americans may be persuadable on impeachment
Lire la suite »
Opinion | What we should ask presidential contenders about impeachmentOpinion: What we should ask presidential contenders about impeachment
Lire la suite »
Perspective | How the Mueller report could end the Trump presidency without impeachmentDemocrats should run on a message that worked in 1860: You need a president you can trust.
Lire la suite »
Rank-and-file House Democrats urge ‘second look’ at impeachmentSome House Judiciary Cmte. members think “stronger tools” are needed to force Trump admin. to comply with requests, including impeachment proceedings, to strengthen access to documents and witnesses, according to several lawmakers who spoke with NBCNews.
Lire la suite »
Key Democrats are moving closer to impeachment amid Trump administration stonewalling'I think this sort of behavior definitely raises the specter of us being forced to proceed with an impeachment proceeding for the obstruction of Congress’ investigative responsibilities,' said a Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee.
Lire la suite »
Transcript: POLITICO interviews President Donald Trump on Joe Biden, impeachment, Bill Barr, North KoreaPresident Donald Trump spoke with POLITICO on Friday, touching on a number of topics from the 2020 election to Attorney General William Barr.
Lire la suite »