Current News Blog Posts Newsletter // November 19

November 19, 2019

Current News Blog Posts "John Bolton" - Google News: The Impeachment Clock - National Review "John Bolton" - Google News: Nikki Haley Turns Trumpist - The Bulwark "John Bolton" - Google News: Trump teases impeachment testimony amid scandal fatigue - Fox News "John Bolton" - Google News: Trump Officials 'All Have Draft Resignation Letters In Our Desks Or On Our Laptops,' Anonymous Book Says - Newsweek "John Bolton" - Google News: MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace Says Trump Impeachment Senate Conviction Will Depend on Whether John Bolton Testifies - Newsweek "John Bolton" - Google News: The Impeachment Clock - National Review House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Adam Schiff speaks during a media briefing after a House vote approving rules for an impeachment inquiry into President Trump, October 31, 2019. read more "John Bolton" - Google News: Nikki Haley Turns Trumpist - The Bulwark Over the last week, Nikki Haley—once viewed as a potential Republican presidential nominee who might save the GOP in a post-Trump era—has embarrassed herself by going out of her way to prove her fealty to Donald Trump. read more "John Bolton" - Google News: Trump teases impeachment testimony amid scandal fatigue - Fox News President Trump tweets a response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's call for him to testify in the impeachment investigation. A new plot twist to kick off the second week of impeachment hearings: President Trump might testify! read more "John Bolton" - Google News: Trump Officials 'All Have Draft Resignation Letters In Our Desks Or On Our Laptops,' Anonymous Book Says - Newsweek Trump administration staff have resignation letters ready to go in their desks and on their laptops, according to a new book by an anonymous senior official working for President Donald Trump. read more "John Bolton" - Google News: MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace Says Trump Impeachment Senate Conviction Will Depend on Whether John Bolton Testifies - Newsweek MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace has claimed that the testimony of former national security adviser John Bolton could be the difference in whether or not President Donald Trump will be convicted in a possible Senate impeachment trial. read more

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