Following the House of Representatives’ vote to impeach President Donald Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, Senior Fellow Molly Reynolds explains the next steps for moving the impeachment process to the Senate, the political calculations that will shape how the Senate trial proceeds, and what role the House still has in any ongoing investigations of the Trump White House.
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PodcastThe president has been impeached. Now what?
Molly E. Reynolds and
Molly E. Reynolds
Senior Fellow
- Governance Studies
@mollyereynolds
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Adrianna Pita
Office of Communications
December 19, 2019