Impeachment: How it works and why Trump should be worried

Impeachment: How it works and why Trump should be worried

Pete Hegseth, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump (twice so far): attempts to impeach political figures are becoming common. The failure rate looks high, but according to experts, conviction is not always the aim.

Fox ally: Trump needs 'extraordinary legal chops' for inevitable impeachment

President Donald Trump is in for two years of impeachment battles and should fill the vacant position of press secretary with a lawyer, conservative talk radio host Hugh Hewitt said in a column on Thursday for Fox News.“Impeachment proceedings for President Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth are coming in the next two years,” Hewitt wrote.Hewitt, a contributor to Fox News who is a constitutional law professor at Chapman University, said the…

Trump faces a brutal impeachment era and needs a lawyer as press secretary

What President Trump and his advisers learned from the first impeachment circus of the next two years is valuable. There are major lessons that can be applied to the next two years.