The Impeachment Trial is about to begin this week.
I started to write about Trump's Twitter Terror regarding Iran. So here I decided to put a few words on the Trial Donald Trump will find himself in a vary uncomfortable position, taking his back seat as someone else mounts his public defense..Democrats are going to want to hear from every single witness that saw Trump commit a crime, and Mitch Mcconnell would rather put it to an up/down vote without hearing any witnesses or evidence at all. The articles have been delivered to the Senate already, so it's begun, but (1)>>Tuesday begins the actual trial. It will take whatever it takes, depending on all the factors. Clinton's trial took about a month or so (Jan 7-Feb 12, 1999), Johnson's was much longer (Mar 4, 1868-May 26 1969). It might be unfair to compare Johnson's though, since they lacked the modern conveniences to make a lot of things faster, namely transportation and communication. There will be a trial in the Senate followed by a vote. We don't know how long the trial will last, so we don't know when the final vote will be yet. Also Saturday: The seven House impeachment managers laid out the case that they will present to the Senate in the trial. (1.2)>>YES ALL DEMOCRATS , not a sign of a bi-partisan trial . Twenty Republican senators would need to break with the president and join with all Democrats to remove Trump from office. There is little to no indication at this point that this is likely to happen — or come close. But here in reality, the big question about Trump’s Senate trial is whether the House’s allegations will get any serious consideration
from the chamber’s Republican majority — a majority that, at the trial’s conclusion, is all but certain to acquit the president and keep him in office. Some key Senate Republicans haven’t even tried to pretend the outcome is in question. “There is only one outcome that is suited to the paucity of evidence, the failed inquiry, the slapdash case,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said last month. “I have clearly made up my mind,” said Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) just days before. According to the Constitution, the Chief Justice John Roberts will "preside" over the trial, but it gives no detail about what powers are entailed to him. My question explicitly involves evidence and witnesses. I'm wondering, what do we know about how the Senate impeachment trial might work with regards to evidence and witness testimony? Who has the power to compel witness testimony or the turning over of material evidence and with what force? While the Chief Justice "presides," it's not clear to me what that power consists in, nor who has the power to compel witnesses or evidence. Trump's legal team ,President Trump on Friday unveiled a legal team for the upcoming impeachment trial that boasts a roster of high-profile and in some cases controversial attorneys to make his case on the Senate floor. Ken Starr, (1.3)>>Alan Dershowitz, Pam Bondi, Robert Ray and Jane Raskin will join White House counsel Pat Cipollone and Trump personal attorney Jay Sekulow in representing the president. (1.4)>>What is at stake here is Joe Biden, was there a cover up of Biden's Son ? , sure this could be exposed in this impeachment trial . Here is where the Democrats are missing a point. While Trump is on Trial , there is a another trial being exposed on the Nation . While I think He'll be acquitted, that's my prediction. Republicans will never convict their own guy, no matter how guilty he is. He could nuke Canada tomorrow, and they'd never convict him.
TWITTER of TERROR |
Trump made history in a vary bad way. Using Twitter for Terror threats , but he's not the only one on Twitter using it for terror . |
Was it a foolhardy Assassination ?
Trump's Press conference was not enough to explain to the American public to justify a war with Iran. |