JD Vance

Trump's management, of course, has been a disaster. And the dishonest one at that, you know, from day one here, so nothing really should surprise us about what he said and what he's denied about saying.

Doug Jones, who I worked for when he was the U.S. attorney in the northern district of Alabama during the Clinton administration, is very talented.

It was a succinct message that the Supreme Court delivered. This is a permissive appeal. The court is not required to hear it, and they clearly told the president and his allies that they were not interested in pursuing these appeals.

The flip side of these deficient lawsuits is that they never really were a compelling legal strategy. They were always a narrative strategy.

You don't have to be a good lawyer to understand that this bevy of cases Trump and Trump supporters have filed are not meritorious.

This will make it incredibly important that Joe Biden's Justice Department sets a very high standard for integrity and works hard to regain the trust of the American people.

Your baseline assessment that you don't need a pardon unless you're guilty of something is dead on the money.

The story of the last four years has been Trump's belief that he is above the law...

It's the opposite of the basis of our country where every four years since George Washington left power, we've had this peaceful turnover of power. It's really one of the jewels in the crown of our democracy.

Women like me, we owe our careers to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, because she went before us.

The notion that a public health crisis could have been politicized to a point where wearing a mask is a sign that you're a Democrat and refusing to wear one is a way of showing support for President Trump, I think that's something that's…

I think these revelations, even if there's just something extraordinary in them, will not have a lot of impact.

This conduct is clearly within the realm of being a straw donor case.

This was just garden-variety, run-of-the-mill fraud.

I categorically reject the suggestion that, under the Constitution and under our laws, there is one person in this country who's above the law, the President of the United States.

This means that the President of the United States wanted to make sure that there was no investigation into his own conduct, no investigation into the conduct of his associates, and no investigation into the conduct of Russia, which…

It's certainly something that could be of interest to this body.

The President wanted to have the Attorney General do was to strictly limit the Mueller investigation so that it could only look forwards, so that it could not look backwards.

The President is sowing hatred, fear, and distrust in hopes he can divide the country enough to survive when the truth comes out about his campaign's collusion with Russia.

There is evidence of a lot of contact, a lot of welcoming with open arms by this President, cooperation and help on the campaign from Russia.

To unrecuse oneself would be to ignore the taint and to commit an unethical act.

There is no such thing as unrecusal.

I would make the point, Representative Swalwell, that when we reach the end of this, we essentially have a President who is saying: Maybe I robbed some banks in the past, but I don't want you to look at that, Mr. Attorney General. I just…

Mr. Trump is unfit for our nation’s highest office.

I'm a Never Trump guy.