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Freddy Gray

Does the truth about Ukrainegate even matter?

14 December 2019

9:00 AM

14 December 2019

9:00 AM

If you think the election here has been a disorientating exercise in post-truthiness, try following the latest twists in Washington. In the coming days Donald Trump will become the third American president to be impeached. Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic speaker, is rushing the vote on articles of impeachment through the House of Representatives, so that the Senate trial of Trump can start before the 2020 election primary season begins.

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