POLL — Can the House and Senate be truly impartial regarding impeachment? [ Ссылка ]
In President Trump’s impeachment trial, the Senators swore to do “impartial justice.” But how they keep such an oath?
AEI's Adam J. White explains.
FULL ARTICLE — President Trump isn't the only one on trial [ Ссылка ]
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