Opinion Columnist, Dec. 19, 2019, The New York Times
Nancy Pelosi making her way to the House floor on Wednesday in preparation for the vote on impeaching the president.Credit...Damon Winter/The New York TimesWednesday’s impeachment of Donald Trump was neither a surprise nor a turning point. We’ve known for weeks that the House would vote to impeach. We also know, as surely as we can know anything in politics, that a Republican-controlled Senate won’t convict Trump and remove him from office; it may not even pretend to consider the evidence. So it would be easy to be cynical about the whole thing.But that’s not how it felt. For me, and no doubt for millions of my fellow citizens, Wednesday was a very emotional day — a day of both despair and hope.The reasons for despair are obvious. We could so easily lose everything America is supposed to stand for. The birthplace of liberty may very well be just months away from abandoning all its ideals.Click here to see the entire article by Paul Krugman in The New York Times
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