How a Future President Can Hold the Trump Administration Accountable
The Trump administration has undertaken a sustained attack on the rule of law, but a future administration can take immediate steps to restore it.
Our country has reached a breaking point. Trump provided the country with proof that he used the federal government to extort a foreign leader, pressing him to attack Trump’s political opponent and inviting foreign interference in our electoral process. Trump is abusing his office in an effort to impede our free and fair elections, and Congress must act to stop him. Congress has a duty to protect our democracy and our Constitution, and Trump has left them no choice but to pursue full-scale impeachment. As the impeachment process advances, we’ll keep you updated daily with the latest resources and analysis.
The Trump administration has undertaken a sustained attack on the rule of law, but a future administration can take immediate steps to restore it.
Thousands of public officials lost their jobs after facing public corruption charges similar to what Trump has already admitted.
While impeachment does not require that the president violate the law, Trump did so multiple times in carrying out his scheme.
Senate Republicans must reject President Trump’s unprecedented stonewalling and require witnesses and documentary evidence in the impeachment trial.
The impeachment trial should not be used to advance Russian disinformation tactics.
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee conducted its second public impeachment hearings on December 9. CAP followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee conducted its first public impeachment hearings on December 4 with testimony from a collection of constitutional law experts. CAP followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee continued its public impeachment hearings on November 21 with testimony from Fiona Hill and David Holmes. CAP experts followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee continued its public impeachment hearings on November 20. CAP experts followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee continued its public impeachment hearings on November 19. CAP experts followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee held its second public impeachment hearing on November 15. Experts from the Center for American Progress followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee hosted its first public impeachment hearings on November 13. Experts from the Center for American Progress followed along to share context throughout the proceedings.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee is hosting its first public impeachment hearings starting November 13. Follow along here for commentary and context from CAP experts.
The president’s attempted shakedown of Ukraine is a colossal blow to U.S. efforts to fight corruption around the world.
President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine demonstrate just how much he thinks he can get away with. Congress must hold him accountable.