Jeff Van Drew

President Donald Trump praised Rep. Jeff Van Drew on Sunday after reports suggested the Democrat congressman was considering switching from a Democrat to a Republican.

Freshman Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) is likely to switch parties after signaling his opposition to the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Democrats are expecting wide-scale defections among their rank and file when Articles of Impeachment against President Donald Trump come to the floor for a vote next week, the Washington Post reports.

David Richter hopes to secure the Republican nomination for New Jersey’s second congressional district, but his criticism of President Donald Trump, donations to Democrats, and ties to the Biden family may jeopardize his chances.

Freshman Rep. Conor Lamb (D-PA) is getting lit up in his district in local press over a lack of any commitment on which way he intends to vote when Articles of Impeachment come to a floor vote.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is rushing the impeachment vote to the floor of the House before the Christmas recess to keep wavering Democrats in key battleground districts away from their constituents, the majority of whom oppose the process.

Two of them already voted against the partisan impeachment push by their own party’s leadership and are expected to again, but the fate of articles of impeachment rests in the hands of the 31 Democrats who represent districts won by President Donald Trump in 2016.

If the House passes Articles of Impeachment against Trump, setting up a U.S. Senate trial, there is no guarantee Democrats will be unified behind convicting him.

Conservative Bob Patterson told Breitbart News Saturday that Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) is a “closet liberal” who still might vote for impeachment.

While speaking to CNN on Thursday, Representative Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) stated that unless he sees or hears something new, he will not vote for impeaching President Trump. Van Drew said, “Unless there’s something, again, that I haven’t seen, haven’t

House Democrats representing districts Donald Trump won in 2016 did not campaign on impeaching the president, said Lee Zeldin.

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) said Sunday that the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry violates America’s democratic values by undermining the upcoming 2020 presidential election.

Swing district New Jersey voters back President Trump on impeachment, immigration, and trade, which could spell danger for Reps. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) and Andy Kim (D-NJ), according to a report released Sunday.

Freshman Democrat Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) said Thursday night that he remains “concerned” about impeachment “tearing the country apart.”

Appearing on Fox News Channel’s Sunday Morning Futures, Democrat Rep. Jeff Van Drew (NJ), who opposes impeachment, revealed some Democrats are privately expressing “concern” about the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump. 

Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY), a member of the House Democrat leadership, said Wednesday that Democrats will move towards impeachment regardless of the impeachment inquiry or Americans’ approval of impeachment.

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) dismissed diplomat Bill Taylor’s testimony Wednesday before the House Intelligence Committee as “hearsay.”

Freshman Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) said Sunday that Democrats could move forward with their impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump without pulling the “country apart.”

Former mayor of San Francisco, California, Willie Brown wrote an op-ed on Saturday claiming that “no one” thinks 20 Senate Republicans will vote to impeach President Donald Trump.

A majority of American registered voters disapprove of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s job performance as she moves toward impeaching President Donald Trump, according to a recent poll.

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said during a press conference Thursday the “only bipartisan vote was against” impeachment, not for it.

House Democrats passed a resolution Thursday to formalize the rules and proceedings regarding their impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.

The House will hold their first vote Thursday formalizing the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump. 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) proposal to vote on formalizing procedures for the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump has splintered members of her own caucus. 

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) said Tuesday that he will likely vote against a resolution by House Democrats to formalize their secret impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.  

On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Representative Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) expressed opposition to impeaching President Trump, arguing that it will prevent progress on other issues and “I’m afraid that all we’re going to have

On Saturday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America’s News HQ,” Representative Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) predicted that, barring new evidence, impeachment efforts will fail and a failed impeachment process will make 2020 “a very difficult election to win.” Van