CNS News

The Post and all its brethren in the Trump-hating media have been seeking this vote since before President Trump was even inaugurated. It's hard to tell whether the Democrats or the media have been more ardent in seeking Trump's removal from office.

Grabien News

Includes the media going gaga for Greta and the media defending Biden manhandling girls.

Washington Times

While the case for impeachment has never developed, Democrats held hands and jumped off the cliff together, taking vulnerable members from Trump districts with them. Their votes to impeach him will make it impossible to run as independent, bipartisan members of Congress next year.

The Federalist

Despite Wednesday's long-expected vote and the media cheer group accompanying it, impeachment is going terribly for the Democrats.

PJ Media

If the Democrats in the House were concerned about executive branch officials leveraging their offices for personal gain out of Ukraine, they would impeach Joe Biden. The story of Joe Biden and the windfalls of his son Hunter are far beyond anything that President Trump is even accused of doing.

Infowars

President Trump was “impeached” in the House Wednesday in a fruitless and cynical political move that will simply be thrown out by the Senate. However, Democrats acted like they were liberating the country from the grip of a Nazi dictatorship and freeing millions of slaves.

NY Post

It is said there are two things you should never watch being made: sausage and government budgets. Now we can add impeachment to the list of stomach-turning sights to avoid.

Ann Coulter

The left has gone from “literally shaking” on election night 2016, to “literally shaking” at Trump firing the FBI director (a.k.a. “his employee”), to “literally shaking” at Trump engaging in foreign policy…The media pretend the president engaging in standard foreign policy is a big constitutional crisis. It is, but not the way they mean. 

Daily Caller

So how can American trust the impeachment process?

Daily Signal

Two Democrats, Reps. Collin Peterson of Minnesota and Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey, voted “no” on both articles of impeachment. Van Drew indicated over the weekend that he plans to become a Republican.  A third Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden of Maine, voted “no” on the charge of obstructing Congress.

American Spectator

Under the hackery of the Democrats, impeachment has become the tribute that unproductive partisans pay a productive president whom they can’t beat at the ballot box. Trump’s impeachment on Wednesday was embarrassing to watch, as Democrats faked up outrage over suspended aid to a country they couldn’t find on a map.

National Review

The Ukraine affair is not a hoax, as the president is wont to call it, but not every presidential abuse warrants this extreme step.

NewsBusters

In a late Wednesday night, post-impeachment tweet devoid of all self-awareness, Washington Postcongressional reporter Rachael Bade flaunted how she and four other journalists from the paper were celebrating President Trump’s impeachment.

Big League Politics

Nancy Pelosi and her fellow Democrats have voted in partisan fashion to impeach President Trump, while two in her caucus join Republicans to vote against the sham impeachment. With zero proof, the Democrats have decided the president committed “abuse of power,” seemingly that abuse is being named president over Hillary Clinton.

Washington Free Beacon

Donald J. Trump made history again on Wednesday, joining Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton as the third president since America's founding to be "impeached" by his enemies in Congress.