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In reply to the discussion: Today's impeachment resolution .. includes a key provision that has potential to become game changer [View all]JudyM
(29,785 posts)46. Ok. We'll find out if it's accepted or fought... they are doing everything possible to slow down
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Today's impeachment resolution .. includes a key provision that has potential to become game changer [View all]
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
OP
I like the idea of info on ALL CALLS involving Ukraine, BUT there is NO recording of the 7/25 call,
napi21
Oct 2019
#11
Actually, it HAS added a signficant aspect: His lawyers can NOT participate if they stonewall
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#22
Except they will argue that he is not "unlawfully" refusing... I hope we don't end up in protracted
JudyM
Oct 2019
#41
Again. this is rules of the impeachment inquiry. Courts will not get involved in arbitrating rules
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#42
Ok. We'll find out if it's accepted or fought... they are doing everything possible to slow down
JudyM
Oct 2019
#46
Wondering about the word "lawful". Doesn't that pretty much put us in the same place? He says
Laura PourMeADrink
Oct 2019
#21
There is precedence against global use of Executive Privilege during formal impeachment proeceedings
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#24
They decide if Trump is adhering to the rules. So while they may not determine a "privilege" case
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#34
They decide on executive privilege via a suit or appeal if a contempt charge is brought
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#38
That is a civil contempt issue and they would litigate just as they already are on several others.
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#45
It is a novel approach that offers both inducement and a big stick. It will go hand in hand with
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#50
traitortrump has already played out the 'witchunt'/kangaroo court stuff, wonder
empedocles
Oct 2019
#27
"the White House should not be permitted to participate in the process only on its own terms."
BumRushDaShow
Oct 2019
#28