
AEI Senior Fellow Karlyn Bowman returned to Banter to discuss recent polling on impending impeachment proceedings against President Trump. We discuss the effects impeachment might have on the 2020 elections, and what the history of the Clinton impeachment and Nixon resignation can tell us about the present day. We close with a brief discussion on the state of the Democratic primary race.



Karlyn Bowman is a Senior Fellow at AEI and studies American public opinion. She is also a columnist at Forbes and the editor of the AEI Political Report.



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How do Americans feel about impeachment? Parallels between now and 1998

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How do Americans feel about impeachment? Parallels between now and 1998

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