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Save this story for later. Last weekend, forty-three members of the United States Senate voted to acquit former President Donald J. Trump of inciting the insurrection at the Capitol, on January 6th, which claimed the life of a police officer and four protesters and could have resulted in the deaths of members of Congress. Fifty Democrats and seven Republicans voted to convict Trump, but they fell far short of the sixty-seven votes that would have made him, in addition to being the only President to be impeached twice, the first President to be convicted in a Senate trial. The Republicans who ...

Comment The surprising removal of Michael Gove from his Brexit role does not spell the end for him - far from it Despite being replaced by Lord Frost, Gove's numerous capabilities will allow him to be a tour de force - particularly on selling the Union 18 February 2021 • 12:21pm Most happenings in British politics are relatively easy to interpret for those in possession of the requisite reserves of cynicism – the dispensation of bribes to key groups of voters, the appointment of patsies to chair official inquiries, that kind of thing. But sometimes an event crops up which prompts the ques...

See that the senate edged close to the first-ever conviction of on sitting president, so close johnson's presidency was hanging by the thread of a single vote in the senate. but he wasn't convicted of any of those three articles. he didn't serve another term as president. that trial did not resolve once and for all what a high crime is. though johnson's case serves as an example for many possibilities that are relevant to any senate trial of donald trump. relevant to what people in the white house are very worried about right now tonight, which is why we're going to apply this history going fo...

Brother, joe, resigned from his job as an mp and a minister in johnson's government. joe johnson tweeted, "in recent weeks i've been torn between family loyalty and the national interest. it is an unresolvable tension." though johnson's call for a general election in october got shot down yesterday, he made what people are saying she would look like a campaign stop today. the subject, fighting crime and better policing. basically, if your own brother doesn't even have faith in you, why should the public? he admitted that brexit divides families. there was probably some relief though, in the vi...