3 Stories You Should Read 10/10/2019: Turkey, Giuliani, Impeachment
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In the category of: Buckle the F up
Here’s how bad things can get if Trump keeps stonewalling impeachment.
Many of the Founding Fathers, for what it’s worth, understood the risk of such a polarized system and hoped to avoid it. “There is nothing I dread So much, as a Division of the Republick into two great Parties,” future President John Adams wrote in 1780. A two-party system “is to be dreaded as the greatest political Evil, under our Constitution.”
Yet many of the men who designed the Constitution believed that they’d built a system that was immune to partisanship. The “well constructed Union” envisioned under that Constitution, future President James Madison wrote in the Federalist Papers, would have a “tendency to break and control the violence of faction.”
In the category of: Under pressure
Giuliani Associates Who Targeted Biden Arrested On Campaign Finance Charges
In the category of: Consequences
Turkey’s military operation in Syria: All the latest updates
Turkish shelling continues to take place near Syrian border villages on day two.
The move came after the United States announced it was withdrawing its troops from the region, leaving the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), its main ally in the battle against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) armed group, without US military support.
Heavy clashes between Turkish forces and the SDF are under way in the Syrian border towns.
The SDF, led by the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG), has appealed to the US and its allies for a “no-fly zone” to protect it from Turkish air attacks. Turkey considers the YPG a “terrorist” group.
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