If you stick to the end, let me know what impeachment issues and questions I haven’t addressed.
In April, I started off with a thread hitting a cautionary note about the Dangers of Impeachment⤵️
Next I did a thread on Impeachment Basics⤵️
That might happen. It's also possible that being cleared of wrongdoing by the Senate may empower him.
Next, here's the advanced impeachment course⤵️
Also I can now think of evidence that might sway the Senate to remove: What if, for example, Russian oligarchs did co-sign Trump’s loans?
Next, an explainer of the Sept. 12 Impeachment Resolution⤵️
Trey Gowdy didn’t care about procedure, hence the Benghazi debacle.
Next: Why some Congressional Dems aren't rushing to impeachment.
Update . . .
Reluctant Dems are not saying No Impeachment.
They tend to come from red districts and are emphasizing procedure.
Listen to: wkar.org/post/michigans…
Actually, we should listen anyway because democracy is about compromise and finding common ground.
(That doesn't mean you shouldn't voice YOUR opinion!)
At Tweet 12, I address why comparisons with the Nixon era probably don’t work. Nixon rapidly lost support when proceedings began. That may not happen this time.
The Mueller report is based on the evidence. The Judiciary Committee wants the evidence.
What do we learn from this?
Interesting, though, that the Barr-Trump-DOJ wants to push the House for a full vote now, which puts the Barr-Trump-DOJ in line with the "impeachment right this minute" people.
Remember when Pelosi gave an interview saying that Trump was trying to goad the House into impeaching?
cnn.com/2019/05/07/pol…
Isn’t that what the DOJ is doing now? Saying “C’mon. Do it now. Are you chicken?”
One possible reason: The Trump-GOP doesn't want the Dems to be fully prepared or have all the info.
Another: They're ready for the fight.
For a preview, check out how the congressional Republicans behaved at the Mueller and Cohen hearings.
In other words, don't expect a Senate trial to look like a normal trial. .
thedailybeast.com/house-democrat…
OK, people who slogged through it all: What issues regarding impeachment haven’t I addressed?
Dear Sen. Graham. You are a Senator. The Senate doesn't impeach. The Senate removes.
You have no say over impeachment.