Trump acquittal a foregone conclusion, Tulane impeachment expert says
If Republican senators acquit President Trump as expected on Wednesday, they still will have important choices to make about their
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Not calling witnesses would set a disastrous new precedent, @OregonState’s @CMcKNichols says
Jan. 29, 2020 Not calling witnesses would set a disastrous new precedent Media contact: Sean Nealon, 541-737-0787, sean.nealon@oregonstate.edu Source: Chris
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Five Questions About the Senate Impeachment Trial Answered
The impeachment trial will likely dominate the news for the rest of the month, if not longer. In doing so, it could potentially affect the conduct of U.S. foreign policy and the rhythms of the Democratic presidential campaign. So here are answers to five questions you might have.
Read moreADVISORY: Expert Available to Discuss Roots of Trump Impeachment
Johns Hopkins political scientist Benjamin Ginsberg predicted in 1990 that blind party loyalty would result in today’s political stasis culminating
Read moreJohn Vile is Available to Provide a Non-partisan, Clause-By-Clause Explanation of the U.S. Constitution and the Articles that Govern Impeachment
John Vile is a scholar of the U.S. Constitution, who has written numerous books, essays, chapters, and reviews on this
Read moreExpert Available to Discuss Articles of Impeachment
New Brunswick, N.J. (Dec 11, 2019) – Ross Baker, distinguished professor of political science at Rutgers University–New Brunswick and an
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Impeachment process poses challenges for both parties, Tulane law professor says
Impeachment expert Stephen Griffin, a constitutional law professor at Tulane University School of Law, says the articles of impeachment submitted
Read moreHouse Democrats draw insights from past for current articles of impeachment, Oregon State expert says
Christopher Nichols, an associate professor of history and Director of the Center for the Humanities at Oregon State University, is available to
Read more6 Tips for Navigating Political Discussions at the Holiday Table
As families gear up to celebrate the winter holiday season together, a course of politics is likely their least favorite
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“It mirrors executive overreach elsewhere, where such behavior has contributed to the decay of democratic political systems,” says University of Redlands professor about the current impeachment case.
“Impeachment is a means of establishing and maintaining the separation of powers designed by the founders in the U.S. and
Read moreProcedural questions to shape impeachment trajectory
House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi announced Thursday that the House of Representatives will proceed with articles of impeachment against President
Read moreRutgers Expert Available to Discuss Impeachment Public Hearings
New Brunswick, N.J. (November 18, 2019) – David Greenberg, a Rutgers–New Brunswick professor of history and of journalism and media
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