The Intelligence from The Economist Impeach-y keen: Trump investigation goes public
Nov 1, 2019
Former President Donald Trump discusses the contentious impeachment inquiry catching fire in Congress, detailing the Republicans' struggle to defend him. Golchera Hoja, an Uyghur exile and broadcaster for Radio Free Asia, sheds light on the grim reality of Uyghur Muslims facing oppression both in China and abroad, showcasing the intimidation tactics that challenge journalists. They also touch on the inspiring story of the first-known female artist of 'The Last Supper,' highlighting the importance of recognizing women's contributions to art.
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Impeachment Inquiry
- The House of Representatives voted on impeachment proceedings against President Trump.
- Republicans will struggle to defend him as the inquiry becomes public.
Shifting Defense
- The House vote on impeachment proceedings weakens Republican process arguments.
- Republicans must now defend Trump on the substance of the accusations.
Vindman's Testimony
- Alexander Vindman, a decorated army officer and Ukraine specialist, testified against President Trump.
- Vindman's testimony is difficult for Republicans to discredit due to his credibility.
