Washington has discovered a political dilemma old enough to qualify for Social Security: What happens when the standards politicians enthusiastically applied to the other party suddenly wander across the aisle and sit down in their own living room? Sen. John Curtis, a Utah Republican, is asking the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate whether presidential family…
Al Green’s Impeachment Effort and the Debate Over Immigration Enforcement
The dispute over President Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda has reached the impeachment debate. Representative Al Green’s effort raises a question that goes beyond whether Americans favor more deportations: When does the way an administration enforces immigration law become grounds for removing a president? House lawmakers rejected the effort. That establishes its immediate legislative outcome, but…
Impeachments, Headlines, and Hype
House Democrats are moving to introduce articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth, citing concerns tied to alleged misconduct, judgment, and overall fitness for a high-level national role. Reporting from The Hill makes one thing clear: this is less of a quiet procedural step and more of a very loud political moment. And here’s the reality…
