Norman L. Eisen
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Washington, DC, United States
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Trump's Hush Money is News Again. Here's Why We Should Care
The facts and law afford District Attorney Bragg a path to Trump's indictment and conviction for his role in hush money payments and potentially more. → Read More
The January 6th Hearings: A Criminal Evidence Tracker
A public resource that tracks evidence produced by the House Select Committee investigating January 6th, and whether the evidence meets elements of three federal and state crimes. → Read More
Donald Trump and allies are rerunning the election Big Lie. They could incite violence again.
U.S. Capitol insurrection can't be repeated. The Voter Protection Program has put together a report that takes down every lie about the 2020 election. → Read More
Donald Trump and allies are rerunning the election Big Lie. They could incite violence again.
U.S. Capitol insurrection can't be repeated. The Voter Protection Program has put together a report that takes down every lie about the 2020 election. → Read More
The lawyers who pushed Trump’s falsehoods may soon be done lawyering
Their peers are lodging ethics complaints and launching investigations that may lead to real accountability. → Read More
Opinion | The Problem With Trump’s Odious Pardon of Steve Bannon
It is corrupt and a possible obstruction of justice and should be legally challenged. → Read More
Opinion | A Bipartisan Case for Impeaching Trump and Barring Him From Office
It’s not a complex case. There’s no real reason for the Senate not to try him immediately. → Read More
The riot happened because the Senate acquitted Trump
The impeachment trial was a missed chance to stop the president’s abusive behavior. → Read More
Setbacks, stonewalls and hope in my year of impeaching Donald Trump: House lawyer
Trump's ultimate impeachment trial comes on Election Day. As judge and jury, it is our chance to restore America's integrity and our faith in ourselves. → Read More
We need Congress to watch pandemic spending closely. Here’s how it can do it.
These common-sense steps will help lawmakers keep an eye on trillions of dollars of public funds. → Read More
Yes, Impeaching Trump Was Absolutely Worth It
Five reasons that the work of Congress to hold the president accountable has left democracy and our nation stronger. → Read More
Trump illegally asked Russia to help him win in 2016. He shouldn't get away with it.
Trump's public request for Russian help in finding Hillary Clinton’s emails was a violation of US law. There are ways to hold him accountable. → Read More
Trump Foundation dissolves, but Trump abuses and pursuit of personal gain live on
Donald Trump ran his campaign and is now running the White House the same way he ran his foundation: abusing the public interest, enriching himself. → Read More
Is This the Beginning of the End for Trump?
Sentencing memos reveal damning evidence about collusion and campaign finance violations. → Read More
Trump presidency could hinge on whether he knew of plan to give penthouse to Putin
Did Trump break a US law? His fate could turn on whether he knew about a reported plan to give Putin a $50 million penthouse in Trump Tower Moscow. → Read More
What Cohen’s Deal Means for Trump
We can expect even bigger bombshells — and White House threats against Mueller — in the coming weeks. → Read More
Whitaker will break public trust and federal law if he controls Mueller investigation
Whitaker must recuse from the Mueller investigation to make clear he will fulfill his oath to serve the Constitution and not Trump's personal agenda. → Read More
The election is almost here. That means Mueller’s next move is coming soon.
What would happen if the special counsel indicts Roger Stone? → Read More
Depressed About the Future of Democracy? Study History
The liberal project has faced far greater challenges before. → Read More
Kavanaugh's record of misleading statements gives Jeff Flake's FBI inquiry many targets
Confirming Kavanaugh now would show the same disdain for the truth we have seen in the nominee — and the president who chose him. → Read More