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As the Democrat-led House Judiciary  Committee works to meet its self-imposed deadline today to finalize two articles of impeachment against Presi-dent Donald Trump,  the air is abuzz with rumors of an emergency effort by several Republicans to persuade the  Democrat-led committee to hold off on impeach-ment and instead consider a comprom-ise. There has been no confirmation of a deal, but if there were such a proposal, who wins in the game of winners and losers?

The vote on President Donald Trump's impeachment will come next week, according to reports. But the 41-member House Judiciary Committee today and tomorrow will continue its debates as it works to finalize two articles of impeachment against Trump--abuse of power and obstruction.

Leid Stories listeners, meanwhile, continue to voice their concerns about and reactions to the process and this moment in U.S. history.

Leid Stories discusses significant aspects and outcomes of the impeachment hearings.

House Judiciary Committee begins formalizing impeachment charges charges against a dismissive Trump; Will this be Nancy Pelosi's swan song?

If there ever was a week we need your help to sort out the madness in Washington, this is it. It's  "Free Your Mind Friday" on Leid Stories, after all.

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We're talking about the Democrats' fast-moving freight train can deliver the heavy load of impeachment to President Trump before the end of the year.

Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) wants to know why the racist/white supremacist beliefs and actions of Trump and his administration are not being considered as viable causes of action in Trump's impeachment. Green twice tried to persuade members of Congress to charge Trump with stoking the flames of racial hatred/white supremacy, both at home and abroad.

Here's what's on the Leid Stories agenda today: 

The much-anticipated impeachment-inquiry report, released yesterday by the House  Intelligence Committee, finds multiple illegal acts and abuses of power allegedly committed by President Trump and his appointees and associates.

Listeners react.

Here's what's on the Leid Stories agenda today: 

Booker teeters; Patrick not yet resonating; Harris's staff undercuts the boss; Yang makes great strides but being ignored; Bloomberg ignoring all the drama because he can buy everything he needs to win; billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer says he's joining the fray because Trump is a "fraud and a failure."

Rep. Joe Sestak Leaves the Herd; Trump's Alleged Mental Issues Miraculously Disappear

Former Pennsylvania congressman Joe Sestak yesterday announced his departure from the presidential herd. The Democrat, who declared his candidacy in June, said he wasn't gaining much ground against other Democratic opponents in a crowded field.

Even before he said he would run for reelection, President Donald Trump set off a torrent of talk about his mental health. Now it seems Trump's mental acuity and bizarre behaviors are no longer hot-button issues. Strange.

Well, we've had a nice, little break, and we're back in reasonably good shape.

It's "Free Your Mind Friday" on Leid Stories, and there's much to analyze and talk about. So, let's catch up.

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