3 chapters across the catalog
Additional Impeachment Articles and Public Apathy
House Judiciary Committee lawyers suggest the possibility of filing additional articles of impeachment against President Trump depending on the testimony of Don McGahn. Meanwhile, Congressman Al Green calls for impeachment based on "invidious phobias," though polling suggests the public is becoming increasingly disinterested.
The release of the Mueller Report's second volume focuses on allegations of obstruction of justice by President Donald Trump. Mainstream media outlets claim the report validates their prior reporting, while critics argue the evidence consists primarily of hearsay and unexecuted orders. Trump's decision to avoid using email is noted as a significant factor in the lack of a paper trail.
New York Times Mueller Report, White House Bugging Theory
The New York Times published a report alleging President Trump sought to dismiss Robert Mueller over perceived conflicts of interest, including a dispute over golf club fees. Speculation arose that the information originated from a cache of leaked data or electronic surveillance within the White House prior to an August 2017 renovation. Critics argue the story is outdated "link bait" since no firing actually occurred and the events took place seven months prior to the reporting.
