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    Our Founders wrote the impeachment clause for exactly this moment—to prevent a corrupt president from enlisting a foreign power to help him cheat in an election. We must use their remedy to protect our democracy. He is guilty and must be removed.

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    “President Trump has committed high crimes and misdemeanors against the Constitution, and we must use the Founders' remedy.” —Senator

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  3. Andrea, your strength is inspiring. After enduring a terrible personal loss, you’ve dedicated yourself to advocating for gun safety laws so other families don’t endure the same heartbreak. I look forward to standing with you at the State of the Union.

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  4. As we honor the memories of those we lost at the Capital Gazette shooting—John, Rebecca, Rob, Wendi, and Gerald—we have a duty to act on gun safety. Andrea, who lost her husband John, is fighting to do just that. I’m honored that she will be my guest at the State of the Union.

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  5. The final vote on impeachment will be Wednesday, but the verdict on the Senate’s conduct is already in: GUILTY of total dereliction of constitutional duty for failure to hold a fair trial. Remember: No witnesses = sham trial = mistrial = no legitimate outcome = no real acquittal.

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  6. I’m thrilled that Col. McGee’s extraordinary service is being honored before the nation during the and proud that our bill will soon give him an honorary promotion to Brigadier General!

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  7. John, the Chief Justice did not decline. You voted to block my proposal. Why are you and Trump so afraid to allow an impartial judge to decide on requests for witnesses and documents? That’s how we conduct FAIR trials in America.

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    We forced a fourth vote on ’s amendment to require Chief Justice Roberts to rule on motions to subpoena witnesses and documents, and to rule on any assertion of privilege. But Senate Republicans voted for a cover-up and a sham trial.

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    Senate Democrats forced a fourth vote on ’s amendment to require Chief Justice Roberts to rule on motions to subpoena witnesses and documents, and to rule on any assertion of privilege. But Senate Republicans voted for a cover-up and a sham trial.

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  10. Under the Senate rules, we can direct the Chief Justice to make the initial determination on witnesses and documents. Furthermore, the Constitution gives us the “sole Power to try all Impeachments.” By opposing my amendment, Republicans have shown they don’t want a fair trial.

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    Sen. offered an amendment to require the Chief Justice to rule on motions to subpoena witnesses and documents, and to rule on any assertion of privilege. Sen. McConnell moved to table the motion. The Senate is voting on the motion to table.

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  12. If we can't agree on anything else, we should be able to agree on this: Let’s have an impartial process by having the Chief Justice decide which witnesses and documents are relevant. I will offer this amendment tonight. But, no matter the result, the truth will come out.

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  13. By blocking the sworn testimony of key witnesses, GOP senators just told America they are more interested in covering up the truth than finding it. For the first time in our history, they blocked all witnesses in an impeachment trial. There is no vindication in a sham trial.

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  14. I didn’t have a chance to ask the White House defense team, but they should elaborate on how “constitutional crimes” as discussed in the book—which the White House defense team included NINE TIMES in the President’s brief—differs from what they call “common” or “ordinary” crime.

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  15. It's worth noting too that Charles Black and Philip Bobbitt cite Nixon’s use of impoundments to hold back congressionally-appropriated funds as one of “the most constitutionally consequential charges against him.”

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  16. They also call the idea that a president must commit a statutory crime to be impeached one of the seven fallacies—or common misconceptions—about impeachment.

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  17. Here’s what “Impeachment: A Handbook"—the book the President’s own lawyers called an “authority on impeachment”—says about Dershowitz’s argument: “the limitation of impeachable offenses to those offenses made generally criminal by statute is unwarranted—even absurd.”

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  18. The other day, Mr. Philbin kept referencing “Impeachment: A Handbook." So I did some digging. Turns out, in that same book, the authors call conspiring with foreign governments to assist a campaign a HIGH CRIME.

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  19. I just joined to talk about the Q&A portion of the impeachment trial, what we can expect next, and why the entire Senate, both Republicans and Democrats, should trust Chief Justice Roberts to decide on witnesses, evidence, and claims of executive privilege.

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  20. Sekulow said it's “constitutionally inappropriate” to allow the Chief Justice to decide on witnesses and documents. That’s dead wrong. It's constitutional and within rules. They don’t oppose this because they don’t think the Chief Justice will be fair, they fear he will be fair.

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