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Since the election of President Donald Trump, Democrats have made impeachment their No. 1 goal. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff has finally agreed to let the American public see what has been going on in his closed-door, Soviet-style hearings.
The latest attempt to remove President Trump from office by Democrats rests upon the anonymous complaint of an unidentified government employee.
Having failed in their attempt to tarnish him after their bogus Russian witch hunt (hoax), they wanted desperately to find a catalyst to continue stalking the president.
As the House impeachment inquiry moved to public hearings about President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine, Arizona's congressional delegation has largely made clear where they stand on issue.
Here's what the state's nine House members and two senators have said so far.
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Rep. Tom O'Halleran: The former Chicago police detective and political moderate has struck a measured tone that isn't surprising for a Democrat holding a district Trump carried in 2016.
As the public awaits Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report on alleged FISA abuse ahead of the 2016 election, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., theorized that the delay could be due to a broadening investigation.
GILBERT, ARIZONA – Congressman Andy Biggs and Senator Martha McSally, along with the entire Arizona Congressional Delegation, introduced a bill to rename the Southeast Veterans Affairs Health Care Clinic located in Gilbert after U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Alexander W. Conrad.
Arizona's Capitol Hill delegation wants to rename a Department of Veterans Affairs clinic in Gilbert after U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Alexander Conrad, who was killed in action last year.
Conrad, a 26-year-old Chandler resident who had been twice deployed to Afghanistan, was killed in a June 8, 2018, firefight with al-Qaida-aligned al Shabaab militants in Somalia. He was a posthumous recipient of the Purple Heart, Bronze Star with Valor and Meritorious Service Medal.
WASHINGTON—The House Freedom Caucus rose to prominence as a rebellious band of about three dozen Republican lawmakers willing to buck their party establishment to tank legislation—or even topple House speakers—they deemed insufficiently conservative. Now the group has embraced a new role: President Trump's de facto defense team in the impeachment investigation on Capitol Hill.
House Democrats have tried to dress up the pig that is their impeachment effort against President Trump with the lipstick of a resolution putting even more power into the hands of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, both California Democrats.
But there is no specific "high crime" or "misdemeanor" committed by the president. Yet the Democrats persist, like Don Quixote, on their delusional quest. Why?
There is a two-tiered system of justice in America, and it isn't necessarily defined by rich versus poor, or on racial grounds.
Rather, if you're a Democrat favorite of the deep-state bureaucrats, you will be treated favorably. If you're a Republican who supports President Donald Trump, or if you're Trump himself, you will be routed by the institutions of the left.
The inconsistencies of Nancy Pelosi and her followers demonstrate this completely.
GILBERT, ARIZONA – This week, Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have rolled out transcripts of the recent, Soviet-style depositions of Ambassador McKinley, Ambassador Yovanovitch, Ambassador Sondland, and former Special Envoy Volker. The release of these transcripts came even though Chairman Schiff continues to hold back additional transcripts and schedules more secret depositions in his chamber. Congressman Biggs issued the following statement: