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Unhinged Democrats led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi brought great shame upon the House of Representatives and our country by voting Wednesday night to impeach President Trump simply because they can’t get over losing the presidential election to him in 2016.

Everyone who believes in the rule of law should be terrified of a president who thinks and behaves as if it does not apply to him.

For only the third time in American history, the U.S. House of Representatives has voted to impeach the president of the United States. This sounds really bad, but here are a few things to help put it in perspective.

For the first time in history, House Democrats voted Wednesday night to impeach a duly-elected president of the United States without asserting a crime.

Partisan House Democrats were preparing to vote Wednesday night to impeach President Trump to exact political revenge for his election defeat of Democrat Hillary Clinton three years ago. This is his real “crime” in the eyes of Democrats.

The 2020 campaign is going to be a tale of two vividly different universes.

Impeachment is innately political. In the justice system, rigorous procedures ensure that trials are fair and impartial.

The entire impeachment saga has become detached from reality.

The Supreme Court has damned America's major cities to the festering problem of homelessness.

America is a deeply divided nation. Division has been on the rise for nearly three decades and it first burst into flames with the impeachment of President Bill Clinton. Today that rising division – not the truth – lies at the heart of the impeachment of President Trump.

President Trump has called his current travails “impeachment light.” The articles of impeachment on which the U.S. House of Representatives will vote Wednesday confirm his assessment.

As the House heads toward an expected vote Wednesday to impeach President Trump, Republicans can take pride in how effectively they’ve defended him and reduced the political fallout for his reelection campaign.

The presiding judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) justifiably unloaded on the FBI Tuesday over stunning revelations in the report by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz revealing serious FBI misconduct in the electronic surveillance of an adviser to the 2016 Trump presidential campaign.

Robert De Niro graced the knitting circle in hell known as “The View,” where he tried to link random thoughts into a sentence.

The Trump administration is gearing up for an unprecedented push in support of nationwide education freedom, i.e. school choice.

The protests gripping Iraq pose an extraordinary challenge to Baghdad’s political leadership, which must move the country ahead or step aside.

The DOJ inspector general's report destroyed Jim Comey's credibility and many of the claims that he's forwarded over the years.

Unless a major diplomatic breakthrough occurs soon, tensions with North Korea will spike to levels not seen in the last two years.

The Trump transformation of the federal judiciary extends to all levels.

Happy days are returning to Britain. With the U.S. economy booming, by next November they may return to American shores