The Case Against Impeaching Trump

Intro
 Title Page
 Copyright
 Dedication
 Acknowledgements
 Table of Contents
 Introduction: The Constitutional Case Against Impeaching Trump
 Opening Statements: The Age of Hyper-Partisan Politics
 The Partisan Shoe Is on the Other Foot
 When Politics Is Criminalized
 When Criminal Law Is Weaponized for Political Gain
 I Haven't Changed. They Have.
 Trump: Accusations and Realities
 A Partisan Rush to Prosecute Trump
 Why Donald Trump Can't Be Charged with Obstruction
 "Corrupt Motive" Is Not a Proper Criterion for Prosecuting a President
 The Ruling Shows I'm Right on Trump and Corruption No One Is Above the LawDoes Donald Trump Have Congressional Immunity?
 Rod Rosenstein Should Not Be Fired, but Should He Be Recused?
 On Criminality and Presidential Advice
 Mueller and the Need for a Nonpartisan Commission
 Why Did Mueller Impanel a Second Grand Jury in DC?
 Flynn Plea Reveals Weakness, Not Strength, of Mueller Probe
 Trump Doesn't Need to Fire Mueller-Here's Why
 Desire to "Get Trump" Risks Death of Civil Liberties
 Does the President Have the Right to Expect Loyalty from His Attorney General? The Nunes FISA Memo Deserves More Investigation. Time for a Nonpartisan CommissionTrump Is Right: The Special Counsel Should Never Have Been Appointed
 Accountability, Civil Liberties, and Michael Cohen
 The President Has a Special Obligation to Condemn the Racist Right
 Enough with the Anti-Trump McCarthyism!
 Targeting Trump's Lawyer Should Worry Us All
 For ACLU, Getting Trump Trumps Civil Liberties
 The Final Nail in the ACLU's Coffin
 "Firewalls" and "Taint Teams" Do Not Protect Fourth and Sixth Amendment Rights-We Need a New Law to Protect Lawyer-Client Communications The Sword of DamoclesThe Epic Struggle for Michael Cohen's Soul and Testimony
 Federal Judge Rightly Rebukes Mueller for Questionable Tactics
 Trump's Legal Defense and Moving Forward
 Trump's Better off Litigating Than Testifying
 The Trump Defense
 You Won't Have Any Doubt at the End of This
 Can Trump Pardon Himself? The Answer Is: No One Actually Knows
 Trump Will Not Pardon Himself or Testify in Sex Cases
 People Confuse My Advocacy
 Tweeting with POTUS
 Conclusion
 Endnotes