2.13.21
Michael van der Veen, one of former President Trump’s defense attorneys during the Senate impeachment trial, said on Saturday that his home has been attacked and that he’s recently faced death threats. Following Trump's impeachment trial, during which the Senate voted to acquit the former president, van der Veen detailed the damage done to his home during the proceedings.
—Jordan Williams, "Trump lawyer Van der Veen says his house was attacked, he's faced death threats," 13 Feb. 2021 {6:22 PM EST} *
Michael van der Veen, one of former President Trump’s defense attorneys during the Senate impeachment trial, said on Saturday that his home has been attacked and that he’s recently faced death threats. Following Trump's impeachment trial, during which the Senate voted to acquit the former president, van der Veen detailed the damage done to his home during the proceedings.
—Jordan Williams, "Trump lawyer Van der Veen says his house was attacked, he's faced death threats," 13 Feb. 2021 {6:22 PM EST} *
2.16.20
Trump appeared in Iowa just days before the caucuses there, at a time when several of the candidates were constrained from campaigning because of the president’s impeachment trial.
—Brett Samuels & Morgan Chalfant, "Trump seeks split-screen moments in early primary states," 16 Feb. 2020 {6:00 AM EST} *
Trump appeared in Iowa just days before the caucuses there, at a time when several of the candidates were constrained from campaigning because of the president’s impeachment trial.
—Brett Samuels & Morgan Chalfant, "Trump seeks split-screen moments in early primary states," 16 Feb. 2020 {6:00 AM EST} *
1.31.20
Former White House chief of staff John Kelly said Friday that ending the impeachment trial against President Trump without calling in witnesses is “a job only half done.”
—J. Edward Moreno, "Ex-Trump chief of staff: Senate trial without witnesses 'a job only half done,'" 31 Jan. 2020 {2:52 PM EST} *
1.25.20
President Trump’s lawyers began their opening arguments in the impeachment trial on Saturday, accusing Democrats of asking senators to “tear up” the ballots of the upcoming election while having “no evidence” to support the president’s removal from office.
—Morgan Chalfant & Brett Samuels, "Trump legal team launches impeachment defense," 25 Jan. 2020 {10:42 AM EST} *
Former White House chief of staff John Kelly said Friday that ending the impeachment trial against President Trump without calling in witnesses is “a job only half done.”
—J. Edward Moreno, "Ex-Trump chief of staff: Senate trial without witnesses 'a job only half done,'" 31 Jan. 2020 {2:52 PM EST} *
1.25.20
President Trump’s lawyers began their opening arguments in the impeachment trial on Saturday, accusing Democrats of asking senators to “tear up” the ballots of the upcoming election while having “no evidence” to support the president’s removal from office.
—Morgan Chalfant & Brett Samuels, "Trump legal team launches impeachment defense," 25 Jan. 2020 {10:42 AM EST} *