Friday, January 15, 2021
The United States (US) continues to focus on the aftermath of the US Capitol Building attack on 6 January, as it looks to move forward with a peaceful transition of power this coming week. Meanwhile, the European Union (EU) process for approving the EU-United Kingdom (UK) trade deal took another step forward this week, as the European Parliament began its review.
Looking ahead, addressing concerns with the People’s Republic of China (“China”) remains an area of potential mutual cooperation among the transatlantic trading partners. Separately, the US shined a spotlight this week on collusion between al-Qaeda and Iran, which may further complicate efforts to address Iran’s increased uranium enrichment levels (as noted in our 11 January report).
Trump Is Now the Only President Ever Impeached Twice; Senate Trial Not Likely Before Biden s Inauguration Day
The House of Representatives voted 232 to 197 Wednesday afternoon to impeach Donald Trump a second time on one charge of inciting an insurrection. Now the hope is that the Senate will step up and prevent our dangerous douchebag of a president from ever holding federal office again.
Just one year ago, the Senate was holding a historic trial following two articles of impeachment being sent by the House, with all signs pointing to acquittal as all but one lone Republican, Mitt Romney, stood by Trump in deference to their constituents who still liked him. With the president s approval rating now at 34 percent, maybe the needed 17 senators will finally grow a spine and see their role in enabling Trump as a possible stain on their legacy. But maybe not!
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The US Senate is unlikely to convict President Donald Trump despite Republican hopes to put him in the past, although deadly violence at the.
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