Acquire Impeachment Facts before Making a Decision

(Cape Girardeau) The full House is expected to consider this week two articles of impeachment against President Trump.

Republicans and Democrats have their main talking points and have been regularly pointing fingers at the other side about the president’s actions with Ukraine and the testimony involved.

Southeast Missouri State University Political Scientist Laura Hatcher encourages Missourians to read hard news sources from different ideological spectrums to evaluate the evidence.

Hatcher suggests avoiding the editorials and columnist reviews about the impeachment process.

She also says c-span.org offers featured video clips summarizing the impeachment hearings.