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Investigations usually hurt a president's public reputation – but Trump isn't usual

  • Written by Douglas L. Kriner, Clinton Rossiter Professor in American Institutions, Cornell University

Will the House impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump ultimately have any effect?

Democratic Speaker Nancy Pelosi had long resisted calls for impeachment, arguing that it is “just not worth it.” However, the Trump administration’s initial refusal to release to Congress documents concerning the intelligence community...

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