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“I would have much preferred that the president nominate acting director Maguire for the post,” the Maine Republican says.
The president is expected to be acquitted by the Senate in a few hours.
"I do not believe the House has met its burden,” Collins says.
These swing votes could deliver a bipartisan victory — or reproach — to Trump.
A handful of moderate Democrats could deliver Trump a bipartisan impeachment vote.
His strategy harmonizes with plans from other GOP senators.
"I don't know if that's true. But when I read that, I was struck by the irony," Schiff says.
“The best thing to do is end this trial with no witnesses and have Congress do oversight," he says.
The Maine Republican said in an interview that she believed a violation of Senate rules had occurred during a heated exchange on the floor.
Senate Democrats say the acting White House chief of staff is the most important potential witness in Trump's trial.
“I think the judgment here is not going to be a dismissal but rather an acquittal on the merits," he said.
Senate Republicans are preparing to steamroll Democrats on the rules to govern the trial.
The Kentucky senator is vowing to squeeze vulnerable GOP incumbents if they side with Democrats during Trump's impeachment trial.
The president will meet with some of his Republican critics ahead of a likely Senate trial that will decide the fate of his presidency.
But GOP senators may have to change their talking points after Sondland's testimony.
Democratic senators are also holding back on endorsements for fear of making 'enemies for life' out of their colleagues.
The fallout from a January trial will land on both parties, but Democrats running for president will be hit particularly hard.
Sen. Thom Tillis is hugging Trump tightly as he faces the stiffest GOP primary campaign of the 2020 cycle.
Trump tweeted Monday that he would release a transcript of the April 21 call this week.
Other Republicans also want the Senate to call the whistleblower.
If the Supreme Court rules that Trump can terminate the program, the odds are slim that senators could reach a deal to protect young immigrants.
Republicans want to urge the Turkish leader to rethink plans to buy Russian missiles and its attacks on U.S. Kurdish allies.
Republicans have repeatedly opposed Judge Halil Suleyman Ozerden, a friend of Mick Mulvaney’s, for the 5th Circuit.
"I don't think it's a good idea to have a hearing on that bill while [Erdogan] is here," Sen. Jim Risch says.
The moderate Senate Republican is under rising pressure from the left and right as Trump's presidency faces growing danger.
"He seems upbeat and positive,” Sen. Josh Hawley said of the president.
The Senate minority leader said he is 'increasingly worried' Trump will seek a diversion.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is threatening party unity at a crucial moment. She doesn't care.
GOP senators were divided after Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House would vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry.
Senators from both parties are using their roles as potential jurors to remain silent on impeachment.
But Sen. John Thune acknowledged the picture being reported is “not a good one.”
"I don’t recall any conversations with the president about that phone call," McConnell says.
"If that were to happen, it will be your responsibility to take immediate action," he says.
"I don’t believe I'm leading a wing of the party," the frequent Trump critic says in an interview.
McConnell has repeatedly expressed concern with Turkey's incursion into Syria.
The president is closely monitoring GOP sentiment and lashing out at critics.
The Senate majority leader told Republicans he hoped to wrap up any impeachment trial for Trump by the end of the year.
While Senate Republicans relish the president’s judicial appointments and many of his domestic policies, they’ve never fully embraced Trump’s...
"I urge President Trump to change course while there is still time," Lindsey Graham says.
“These are the people that have never met a war they didn’t like," the Kentucky Republican says.
The gears are already turning in the Republican-controlled Senate to force Trump to reverse himself.
“The president should not have raised the Biden issue on that call, period," Portman says.
Ron Johnson and other Republicans stand firm behind the president.
The House GOP will force a vote to formally condemn Schiff while the president's Senate allies are avoiding talking about Ukraine.
The Senate minority leader urged his colleagues to not act partisan amidst the impeachment inquiry.
Trump complimented the GOP senator as “honorable” for backing up his explanation.
"We should always work to respect whistleblowers,” the Iowa Republican says.
“The Justice Department has yet to inform Congress and the public whether it has begun and investigation into links and coordination between the...
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