Due process takes time.
I laid out the obvious strategy from the Judiciary Committee hearings here⤵️
💠Make clear that foreign interference is an ongoing and serious risk,
💠Show how Trump’s lies and business dealings make him vulnerable to blackmail,
💠Show the extent of self-dealing in Trump world . . .
💠And show that the Trumps and Russians both understood they would benefit financially from their interactions.
In other words, behavior that isn't specifically a crime can still put the nation at risk.
Schiff's finale was epic.
What is left for Congress to pursue?
💠Whether Trump or others in his inner circle have been compromised and are vulnerable to blackmail . . .
💠Whether Trump is running the presidency for his own profit instead of the good of the American people, and
💠Whether Trump should be impeached.
I notice that in both hearings, Democrats were careful and judicious in their use of the "I" word, saving it to the very end.
Disasters are always best avoided.😉
I'll make all my notes presentable, and then share them.
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