Christian Paz
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: What’s Unpredictable About the Impeachment Trial
67: That’s how many senators would have to buck Trump in the impending impeachment trial for the president to be booted from the White House.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: It’s Beginning to Look Like 2003
Our staff writer David Graham argues that the Iran crisis reeks of the run-up to the Iraq War. Plus: The fans of Joe Biden’s make-America-nice-again vision.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Only 300-Plus Days to Go Before Election Day
Will impeachment energize Democrats sick of Trump, or will it mobilize Republicans who see overreach on the left? Or will it do neither? Plus, David Graham on the fiction of two Trumps.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Democrats Want to Show They Can Do More Than Impeachment
“In impeaching Trump, House Democrats are posing a question whose answer they do not want to hear,” one writer argues. Plus: What is Tucker Carlson thinking?
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Ukrainian Americans Recognize the Playbook
“I was not surprised, because I come from Ukraine, and it’s a corruptive system. It’s everywhere, even here [in America].” Plus, how the young American left forms a third party.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: States Alone Can’t Fix It
Dozens of states are still trying to keep the Paris Agreement alive. Plus: “Donald Trump’s lawyer is Benjamin Franklin’s night sweats.”
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: How Nancy Pelosi Hopes This Ends
The impeachment inquiry is still partisan and divisive, and the Speaker seems to be resigned to it. Plus, how an old Democratic kingmaker might return to the scene.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Read Jerry Nadler’s Opening Statement in the Judiciary Committee’s Impeachment Hearing
“We are all aware that the next election is looming, but we cannot wait for the election to address the present crisis.”
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: A Psychologist’s Theory on Trump’s Appeal
Impeachment? What impeachment? The president’s base seems immovable—and one psychologist offers a fascinating new theory on why that might be.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: What Comes Next
Democrats have one more shot to make their impeachment case. Plus, why Rudy Giuliani likely isn’t going anywhere (hint: he may be a little too close to the action)
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Jerry Nadler Returns to the Spotlight
What to know about the New York Democrat picking up the impeachment-inquiry baton. Plus, how a Fox News host and his liberal mother get along
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Trumpism After Trump
Meet the freshman representative from Missouri who wants to remake the GOP. Plus, how President Trump turned the military against itself
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Family Matters
Ronna McDaniel, the chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, won’t woo her Senator uncle on impeachment. Plus, Medicare for All as a rallying cry
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: The Other Giuliani Who Works for Trump
Rudy Giuliani’s son Andrew is one of the longest-serving members of the Trump administration. What does he do there? Plus, do different places have different personalities?
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: This Article Is About Articles of Impeachment
For what, exactly, should the president be impeached? Democrats who support impeachment are still trying to work that out. Plus, a history of Roger Stone
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: The Limits of Trump’s Go-To Defense
As impeachment continues, the president’s strategy of villainizing opponents is getting harder—there may simply be too many to choose from. Plus, Fox and facts.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Impeachment Comes to a Screen Near You
The witness to watch today was William Taylor, who showed up with new information. Plus, a new candidate for Obama’s heir—and for the 2020 Democratic primary?
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Reuters Read Adam Schiff’s Opening Statement in the First Impeachment Hearing
“If the president can simply refuse all oversight, particularly in the context of an impeachment proceeding, the balance of power between our two branches of government will be irrevocably altered.”
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: America’s Divisions May Get a Whole Lot Worse
Where do parties—and people—stand before the impeachment inquiry’s public phase begins? Plus, Yoni Appelbaum on how America ends and Adam Serwer on the “false promise of civility”
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Rural America Isn’t a Monolith
Trump’s base includes rural communities, but rural areas aren’t uniformly MAGA. Plus, how a man with no experience in journalism or politics helped bring down the Nixon presidency
