The new GOP House majority wants to rein in the nonpartisan ethics office which would investigate its own members. Sounds pretty…unethical? 🤔 #velshi https://t.co/ZfJ1EWwxNG

— Velshi on MSNBC (@VelshiMSNBC) January 7, 2023

It's still the party of Trump.https://t.co/jWyFcqhbEM

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) April 14, 2022

Here is the draft censure resolution from Trump ally Dave Bossie and RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel against Rep. Liz Cheney. pic.twitter.com/EJ7O0XyUAk

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) February 4, 2022

The political party of George W. Bush, John McCain and Mitt Romney does seem well and truly gone, @MJGerson writes https://t.co/nD2mVZzfSM

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) November 20, 2020

Republicans are wasting no time turning the House Judiciary Committee hearing into a clown show pic.twitter.com/fNj713HwYl

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 24, 2020

Historic: Republican Sen. Mitt Romney announces that he will vote to convict and remove Donald Trump from office.

"The president is guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust.”#AmericansFindTrumpGuilty

More: https://t.co/vVN7vFljGI

pic.twitter.com/nk55Z0N7eh

— Stephanie Kennedy (@WordswithSteph) February 5, 2020

2 Utah newspaper editorials –>

Salt Lake Tribune applauds Romney's courage: https://t.co/ibu295858H

Deseret News recognizes both of the state's senators, Romney and Lee, and says "Americans should be thankful there's still room to disagree" https://t.co/CpYxgRUzXb

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) February 6, 2020

Just about every argument defending President Trump amid impeachment was dismissed by the Founding Fathers hundreds of years ago. But as @JohnAvlon points out, “they did not imagine how hyper-partisan polarization could short-circuit our system.” #RealityCheck pic.twitter.com/jjP1dmmt8w

— CNN This Morning with Kasie Hunt (@CNNThisMorning) February 5, 2020

NEW —> “A massive historical story”: Trump’s impending acquittal could have profound ramifications for future presidents

My latest on the certainty of evidence, the inevitability of acquittal and the consequences for the nationhttps://t.co/BfNDxiGM5N

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) February 2, 2020

Republicans Can’t Win Presidential Elections Anymore, but They Sure Can Steal Them https://t.co/ziIfPFbr91 via @Yahoo

— SAVE AMERICA (@vietthanhsports) February 1, 2020

I could write an updated version of this old article, but I'm not emotionally capable of doing that and maintaining professional composure, so I'll just repost it. My favorite was coining the phrase "nihilist apparatchiks," a fitting epitaph for the GOP.https://t.co/Xo5SZz4z0v

— Paul D. Miller (@PaulDMiller2) January 31, 2020

Now that the Senate has accepted the argument that Trump’s cheating in the election is “perfectly permissible,” why wouldn’t Trump continue to cheat?

Why would anybody have faith that the 2020 election will be on the level?

From Dana @Milbank: https://t.co/9ktlfq4ZwA

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) February 1, 2020

Four dates that will be primary sources for years to come

January 21, 2010https://t.co/Big3gLKAmx

June 13, 2019https://t.co/M1q0SHBAGp

January 30, 2020https://t.co/PmVB0K3FTG

January 31, 2020https://t.co/roCzucFAPa#SaturdayThoughts#SenateGOPCoverup @gop pic.twitter.com/uhtaligEaB

— David Limbaugh – DavidInMidTn on Threads (@david4potus2020) February 1, 2020

A key tell. By blaming Congress, @lisamurkowski is helping disappear the fact that *Trump himself* blocked witnesses from House (and Senate).

A vote now against witnesses is a vote to complete *Trump's* coverup. That's what she & Alexander now stand for: https://t.co/tk2BudISGo https://t.co/H6tRVxr0zb

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) January 31, 2020

From the Editorial Board:

Republican senators who voted against witnesses have rendered the trial a farce.https://t.co/RPKvDsAorg pic.twitter.com/shzKMS6NQW

— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) January 31, 2020

51 senators voted to create a dangerous and embarrassing partisan precedent that will limit the functioning of our system of checks and balances going forward.

They all took an oath to support and defend the Constitution. Today they failed.https://t.co/LaCf3A3qdT

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) January 31, 2020