Nothing in the Constitution requires the Senate to play the House's bad apple bobbing contest. IF the House had shown us an actual impeachment based on history and precedent AND followed the established Rules, we might consider your request. Until then, get bent.
Before President Clinton’s impeachment trial, the Senate passed a bipartisan resolution to lay the basic groundwork. It passed 100 to nothing. I think we should repeat that bipartisan process. Why does Senator Schumer want to invent different rules for President Trump?pic.twitter.com/p0rYx6MkjP
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No one trusts you, Comrade.
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Why is Mitch McConnell so ready to work with the Executive branch, which is against his sworn oath of office?
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Actually, the Senate worked very closely with the Clinton administration during the impeachment proceedings for President Clinton. It is not against his oath of office to do so.
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Because he knows he has no case, no evidence, nothing!
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This didn’t happen though, you turgid tortoise. Shame on you.
#ImpeachmentDay#ResignTrumppic.twitter.com/67GiAviW6z
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Trump 2020 4 more yrs. KAG
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