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Trump Acquitted on All Charges in Impeachment

President Trump has been acquitted of all charges in the impeachment.

His re-election campaign said in a statement: “President Trump has been totally vindicated and it’s now time to get back to the business of the American people.

“The do-nothing Democrats know they can’t beat him, so they had to impeach him.” It said “this terrible ordeal” and “nonsense” was merely a Democratic campaign tactic

The statement added: “This impeachment hoax will go down as the worst miscalculation in American political history.”

Following the trial Trump’s personal approval ratings hit an all time best of 49%.

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Ari Melber, MSNBC, says Dems Didn’t “Provide Enough” Evidence on Impeachment Case

During a panel discussion on the liberal MSNBC Ari Melber argued that the Dems did not provide enough evidence  for the article of impeachment of obstruction. He did believe the democrats gave a good argument for abuse of power.

Melber, an attorney, went on the say that  it’s “not a removable high crime” based on what Democrats presented at the Senate trial.

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Could Whistleblower at Heart of Impeachment be Outed?

The name of the whistleblower at the heart of the Trump impeachment proceedings is regarded an open secret around DC, however the name doing the rounds on the internet has remained out mainstream media.

From what the American public have been told the whistleblower fits the description of Eric Ciaramella. Democrats have this week blocked Republicans from asking any questions about him and plan to redact his name from all deposition transcripts.

Ciaramella is a democrat who previously worked for Vice President Joe Biden and former CIA Director John Brennan, He has been a vocal critic of President Trump, and assisted in beginning the Russian “collusion” campaign against him.

On Thursday, Democrats plan a House vote on new impeachment-inquiry rules that would give Republicans for the first time the ability to call their own witnesses. Only, their requests must first be approved by the Democrats. So there is a good chance the whistleblower, perhaps the most important witness of all, will remain protected from critical examination.

Read More: Real Clear Investigations

Pelosi’s Approved Words are to be Used by Democrats for Trump Impeachment

The Democrats have been struggling to craft a cohesive message over the impeachment of Trump. Many democrats in swing seats are worried about showing support for the impeachment proceedings.

Pelosi has told democrats to use pre-approved words and phrases repeatedly as part of her strategy to bolster public support and show a united front within her party. These words include:  “betrayal,” “abuse of power,” and “national security.”

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Impeachment Could be Trouble from the Dems

Leader of the House Nancy Pelosi has been rejecting calls within her own party for months to begin impeachment proceedings against the President. However she may now find herself in a high stakes game with could cost her her job and give Trump a second term.

Now that she has began proceedings failure to deliver will be seen has unacceptable by the radicals within her party. And with the President saying he will release the transcript of his conversation with the Ukrainian President things might very soon turn uncomfortable for Pelosi.

Furthermore the first casualty of any investigation may be Biden himself. If it found that he did use his influence to help his son, it will cost him his chance in the 2020 elections. Even if he has done nothing wrong the appearance that his son has built a highly profitable career free-riding on his VP father’s back will sit very uncomfortable with progressives across the nation.

Read More: The New York Post

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Nadler Confirms “formal impeachment proceedings” Against Trump

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y. has confirmed that they have began the official process of impeachment against the President.

This is formal impeachment proceedings,” Nadler said. “We are investigating all the evidence, we’re gathering the evidence and we will at the conclusion of this, hopefully by the end of the year, vote to, vote articles of impeachment to the House floor or we won’t. That’s a decision that we’ll have to make. But that — that’s exactly the process we’re in right now.”

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