Opinion Today
Impeachment and public opinion: Three key indicators to watch
William A. Galston, Brookings Institution
First, a president’s standing with the American people as the impeachment inquiry proceeds makes a big difference.
Warren and Sanders are similar. Only one seems to know what it’ll take to win.
David Byler, Washington Post [via opiniontoday.com]
Sanders and Warren have clear differences in style, emphasis and attitude toward our political systems that have helped them cultivate different, rather than interchangeable, bases of support in the 2020 primary.
50 years, three presidents: How impeachment inquiries change the nation
Washington Post podcast
As the country heads into its third impeachment inquiry in half a century, Dan Balz says there’s a long road ahead.
DCCC: Impeachment poll findings
Mike DeBonis, Washington Post [via opiniontoday.com]
A party-sponsored poll, so caveats apply ...
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Poll Hub: Impeachment Inquiry
Marist Poll podcast
An in-depth look at the just released NPR/PBS…