Perspective: How Boris Johnson — and Jeremy Corbyn — turned British politics upside-down https://t.co/G6iuwb1wem

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) December 13, 2019

"From the outset, the Tories decided it was more effective to pretend you’re listening to people who have doubts about you, than to invite them to fuck off and join the Labour party. But hey – everyone’s a strategist after the event."@MarinaHyde on elexhttps://t.co/YuUUl9DKl5

— Julian Borger (@julianborger) December 13, 2019

General Election 2019: Who will be Labour's next leader? https://t.co/GzAZ13oXxY

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) December 14, 2019

Once upon a time — in the days of Margaret Thatcher and John Major — I would have rejoiced in a Conservative Party landslide in Britain. But now, Boris Johnson’s victory fills me with fear and foreboding. In @PostOpinions: https://t.co/3WX3u00Ye8

— Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@MaxBoot) December 13, 2019

"They decided to take the leap, convinced that the unpopularity of Boris Johnson, chaos over Brexit and support for the Labour platform meant that maybe they could sneak Corbyn into 10 Downing Street. Not so much… not at all" | @JohnAvlon for @CNNOpinion https://t.co/EqpY3m60dF

— CNN (@CNN) December 13, 2019

Fact-based impeachment can’t penetrate the pro-Trump Web https://t.co/KgXxaWnePM

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) December 14, 2019

Impeachment is the ultimate expression of liberty on behalf of the American people – to indict a president for failure to honor his oath to a constitution that embodies the very principle of limited government.https://t.co/ac9Nxt8hTY

— Chris Matthews (@HardballChris) December 14, 2019

President @realDonaldTrump & this nation need our prayers. He continues to face an onslaught of lies, slander, & innuendos w/this impeachment sham. It’s just shameful what our Democratic Congress is putting this country through. 1/2

— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) December 13, 2019

NEW: The Center for Public Integrity filed a court motion accusing officials of improperly withholding details central to impeachment proceedings (via @publicintegrity) https://t.co/vbsH8TDyw2

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) December 13, 2019

Today: SCOTUS considers whether it should take cases involving disclosure of Trump financial documents to Congress & Manhattan DA, or leave in place lower court rulings ordering them turned over. https://t.co/tUmJaF2hKi

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) December 13, 2019

"Civility is out. Compromise is out. All or nothing is in.” Among members of Congress, the wear-and-tear of the protracted impeachment process is becoming clear in the emotional exchanges and frayed relationships left in its wake, @APLaurieKellman reports. https://t.co/BS1AITcTZe

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 13, 2019

Think of it as a two party system about to become one party. The one that prevails in impeachment will have the right to anihilate the other, and must do it. https://t.co/kwqYaDtokm

— Dave Winer (@davewiner) December 14, 2019