{"id":15376,"date":"2025-04-29T18:54:50","date_gmt":"2025-04-30T01:54:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bradblog.com\/?p=15376"},"modified":"2025-04-29T19:36:10","modified_gmt":"2025-04-30T02:36:10","slug":"campaign-to-impeach-trump-again-gains-fresh-momentum-as-dem-rep-introduces-new-articles-bradcast-4292025","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bradblog.com\/?p=15376","title":{"rendered":"Campaign to ‘Impeach Trump Again’ Gains Fresh Momentum as Dem Rep. Introduces New Articles: ‘BradCast’ 4\/29\/2025"},"content":{"rendered":"

On today’s BradCast<\/i><\/a>: We’re barely 100 days into Trump’s second term as President and the odds seem to be improving quickly, believe it or not, for an historic third<\/i> Impeachment for the worst, most failed, most unpopular (at this point in his term) President in U.S. history. [Audio link to full show follows this summary.<\/i>]\n

BUT FIRST…<\/i> Before we get to news on the possibility of yet another impeachment for Donald J. Trump<\/b>, some wildly amusing election news<\/a> out of Canada<\/b>, where Trump’s idiotic hectoring of our long-time friends to the North succeeded in improbably reversing the fortunes of the Liberal Party in Monday’s election. Prime Minister Mark Carney<\/b> was victorious yesterday, as the Liberals soundly defeated Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre<\/b> in a simply remarkable turn of events. The Liberals were all but doomed as of last December, when then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau<\/b> was facing a 25% deficit against the Conservative’s Trumpy-wannabe Poilievre. Then Trudeau resigned and Carney took his place as PM, as Trump began threatening Canada with an offensive campaign to make it our 51st state. He then further won the hearts and minds of our largest trading partner and longtime ally by slapping huge trade tariffs on them and placing himself at the center of their Prime Minister’s election. Long story short, Trump’s idiocy translated into a once seemingly impossible victory for Carney and the Libs — and Poilievre even lost his own seat<\/a> that he’s held in Parliament for 20 years to a Liberal opponent. Congrats, Mr. President! Please<\/i> keep up the bad work!<\/p>\n

NEXT…<\/i> Back here in the U.S., Trump appears to be no more popular than he is in Canada. In fact, as pretty much every recent poll has shown, his approval ratings are in the toilet<\/a> both overall and for almost every single issue pollsters are asking about. <\/p>\n

That now includes Impeachment<\/b>, where a poll released late last week<\/a> found that a majority of American voters<\/a> (52%), now “strongly support” or “somewhat support” the idea, including a 55% majority of voters who identify as independent and even 20% of self-identified Republicans!<\/p>\n

That polling coincides with the introduction of seven articles of Impeachment<\/a> on Monday in the U.S. House by Democratic Rep. Shri Thanedar<\/b> of Detroit, who argues<\/a> that Trump has “repeatedly demonstrated that he is unfit to serve” and “represents a clear and present danger to our nation’s Constitution and our democracy.”<\/p>\n

All of that<\/i> comes on top of the ImpeachTrumpAgain.org<\/a> campaign, launched on Inauguration Day earlier this year by the nonpartisan nonprofit, Free Speech for People<\/a> (FSFP). While their campaign initially called<\/a> for Trump’s Impeachment on Day 1 for violations of the Constitution’s Emoluments Clauses<\/a> and Trump’s “unlawful, corrupt campaign practices,” it has since expanded to include some 17 High Crimes and Misdemeanors<\/a> that, “since taking office, Trump has committed.”<\/p>\n

According to my guest today, FSFP’s co-founder and President<\/a>, JOHN BONIFAZ<\/b>, the campaign’s petition in support of Impeachment has now garnered more than 400,000 signatures<\/a> from the public. Bonifaz is a Constitutional Law expert and author of several books on Impeachment, including 2018’s The Constitution Demands It: The Case for the Impeachment of Donald Trump<\/i><\/a>. He has also given testimony in Congress in years past for U.S. House Impeachment inquiries.<\/p>\n

Among my questions for Bonifaz today…<\/p>\n