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OliverQ

(3,363 posts)
Wed Jan 15, 2020, 02:57 PM Jan 2020

Managers and Articles approved to be sent to Senate

Apparently Justice Roberts and Senators being sworn in tomorrow with trial starting next week.

Everyone should brace themselves for a fairly quick acquittal. I don't see any scenario where Republicans actually vote to convict him.

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Managers and Articles approved to be sent to Senate (Original Post) OliverQ Jan 2020 OP
Parnas interview Pantagruel Jan 2020 #1
Well, that depends on whether there will be witnesses, really. MineralMan Jan 2020 #2
Agree Johnny2X2X Jan 2020 #3
OK, thanks! MineralMan Jan 2020 #4
I don't believe Republicans will vote to convict no matter how much OliverQ Jan 2020 #5
Probably true Pantagruel Jan 2020 #6
 

Pantagruel

(2,580 posts)
1. Parnas interview
Wed Jan 15, 2020, 03:05 PM
Jan 2020

Might it be critical to a possible conviction? Could he involve Trump in criminal conspiracy? Did Pelosi know this was coming?

MineralMan

(146,255 posts)
2. Well, that depends on whether there will be witnesses, really.
Wed Jan 15, 2020, 03:08 PM
Jan 2020

The Articles of Impeachment were written before Parnas send his materials to the house. That might stop those materials from being used in the trial. I don't know.

 

OliverQ

(3,363 posts)
5. I don't believe Republicans will vote to convict no matter how much
Wed Jan 15, 2020, 03:28 PM
Jan 2020

evidence comes out against Trump.

 

Pantagruel

(2,580 posts)
6. Probably true
Wed Jan 15, 2020, 03:35 PM
Jan 2020

but the more obvious the guilt the better the chances of a miracle.
Eventually, the guilt should filter down to voters, at least to the few GOP loyalists left who still care about the rule of law.

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