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What A Day: Breitbart of the Deal

Nov.12.19

HEDGE OF TOMORROW As is traditional on Public Impeachment Hearing Eve, we’ve received a gift: a leaked 18-page memo drafted by the top Republican impeachment investigators on their strategy to defend President Trump, when they’re not flipping over tables or ripping their shirts open.

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What A Day: Bolivia wild

Nov.11.19

THE BIG MICK The stage is set for the first public impeachment hearings to begin this week, but the cast hasn’t been finalized just yet.

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What A Day: Tilting at Vind-Hills

Nov.8.19

YOU MUSTACHE ME TO TESTIFY Lest we ever stop scrolling, today impeachment investigators released transcripts of interviews with two National Security Council officials: Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman and former deputy national security adviser Fiona Hill.

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What A Day: One Holds Barred

Nov.7.19

KENT STOP, WON’T STOP As the impeachment inquiry barrels towards its first public hearings next week, House investigators have put a priority on keeping the momentum of the past months alive.

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What A Day: Right Beshear, right now

Nov.6.19

TALES FROM THE TRANSCRIPT Stock up on snacks and practice your fake calling-out-of-work cough: Public impeachment hearings will begin next week.

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What A Day: Refreshed Prince of Bel-Air

Nov.5.19

REVISION QUEST Gordon Sondland, ambassador to the European Union and guy who doesn’t want to lose his hotel chain or go to prison for perjury, has revised his testimony to acknowledge that he did, in fact, participate in Donald Trump’s scheme to extort Ukraine.

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What A Day: Six foot party subpoena

Nov.4.19

OBSTRUCT EVERLASTING As House investigators move impeachment into a more public phase, the Republicans who demanded that continue to stonewall the inquiry.

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What A Day: Eisenberg uncertainty principle

Nov.1.19

FIRESIDE BRAT There were no impeachment depositions today, which gives us a rare chance to look up, take a breath, eat a sandwich, and assess where the story stands.

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What A Day: Amonster Amash

Oct.31.19

FIRST VOTE IS THE DEEPEST The first formal vote of the impeachment process is on the record, with the House voting 232-196 to pass a resolution laying out rules for the new, public phase of the inquiry.

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What A Day: Bring on the Bolton

Oct.30.19

READ MY ELLIPSES The rough transcript of President Trump’s July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky omitted important material, according to the testimony of Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman—a Trump administration national security official who listened in on the call.

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