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A new poll shows that 71 percent of Republicans believe that witnesses should testify during Trump's impeachment trial.

"They are not articles of impeachment. The articles of impeachment are two non-criminal actions," the retired Harvard law professor argued.

Senator Martha McSally called a CNN reporter a "liberal hack" on Thursday.

Here is a look back at some of Biden's biggest gaffes of his 2020 campaign after his largely forgettable performance at Tuesday's debate.

Five Democratic candidates will take the stage in Iowa for the first Democratic debate of the year, just over two weeks before the Iowa caucus.

Gabbard campaign volunteers reported that a number of signs were vandalized to include a hammer-and-sickle symbol.

Dan Pfeiffer noted that the early odds improved Sanders' chances going forward.

"Forgive me for being snarky and blunt, but he's stealing a page from Omarosa's playbook," Mark Groombrdige told CNN.

Republican Senator Ron Johnson said it's "bizarre" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not sent the articles of impeachment over to the Senate, but Democratic Senator Doug Jones said he's glad she's demanding to know what the playing field looks like for a trial.

Jon Bon Jovi and Governor Phil Murphy are two New Jersey locals who have raised at least $50,000 for Senator Cory Booker's campaign.

Seated next to the freshman lawmaker in the Oval Office, Trump told reporters he had a "very big announcement... Jeff will be joining the Republican Party," the president said.

Lindsey Graham is statistically tied with Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison, with the staunch pro-Trump incumbent seeing his favorability ratings plummet among independent voters.

House Democrats expressed hope Donald Trump will participate in the impeachment inquiry, while Republicans dismissed it.

The criticism came in the resignation letter of Kelly Mehlenbacher, the campaign's state operations director.

In an interview with Don Lemon on CNN, former vice president Joe Biden said he was "disappointed" in his colleague Lindsey Graham, called President Donald Trump "corrupt" and said he was in great health and could fulfill the demands of the office of president.

Donald Trump Jr. said he's "entitled to hit back" at critics, including Mitt Romney, after "what I've been through" since his father took office.

The Trump administration has formally started the process to pull America out of the landmark Paris climate change agreement.

The moral foundations theory argues that political attitudes (that is, whether you are conservative or liberal or somewhere in between) are the result of our moral belief system. But it might be wrong.

Ryan stated that he felt that his campaign was somewhat successful, despite his withdrawal. He vowed to continue his fight for workers and education.

"He's a good guy," Anthony Scaramucci argued, but said Mulvaney is "working for a terrible person."

"You had talked about investigating the Democrats was part of the quid pro quo," Chris Wallace pointed out.

The Democratic town hall meeting was marked by a call for lower medication prices and disruptions from a boisterous crowd.

"We are voluntarily abdicating our role and it's the Russians, Iranians and others who are benefitting," Richard Haass warned.

Louisiana congressional candidate Rob Anderson also branded President Donald Trump's attorney a "rogue sentient Gummy Bear."

"I'm not fond of anyone trying to suppress my speech," FEC Chair Ellen Weintraub wrote.

"To me, choosing to support is about more than just policy. It's also about who puts in the WORK. Are they wearing out their shoes? Marie is. Her supporters are. Let's knock doors & join them," the congresswoman tweeted.

"It is not mearly [sic] an antisemitic dog whistle — it's a bullhorn to his white nationalist base," the progressive Jewish-American group IfNotNow told Newsweek in a statement.

"I've had enough of empty words from our leaders."

Former vice president said: "One of the things I'm pretty good at is bringing people together."

"There's a lot of money that historically has flowed from Gulf state individuals to the Trump family fortune," Senator Chris Murphy said, "and that has to be part of the explanation as to why they continue to bend over backwards to try to make the Saudis happy."