It’s like walking into a football stadium knowing full well what the final score will be. But that doesn’t make this coming week any less historic.
It’s like walking into a football stadium knowing full well what the final score will be. But that doesn’t make this coming week any less historic: This week, Donald Trump will become just the third president in U.S. history to be impeached — “an ugly word” that he said he never thought he’d be associated with.
Last week, Andrew and Heather previewed the selection process with a tentative list of names. During the Clinton impeachment, the House voted on a resolution naming the managers alongside the impeachment articles themselves. Democratic leaders are likely to adopt the same approach this time around.Government price-control not the answer for the beer industry’s woes.
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