Thread by @Phil_Mattingly

The U.S. Senate is now voting to table the Schumer amendment to subpoena documents.
McConnell is seeking to "table" the amendment, which is the equivalent of killing it.

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to table the first Schumer amendment to subpoena the White House for Ukraine related documents.
That amendment now dead.
Onto Schumer Amendment #2.

The U.S. Senate is now voting on whether to table the second amendment - to subpoena the State Department.

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to table, or kill, the second Democratic amendment to the organizing resolution.
Schumer will move to his third amendment now - to subpoena OMB documents

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, to table, or kill, the third amendment offered by Sen. Schumer, this to subpoena documents from the Office of Management and Budget

.@SenSchumer offers his fourth amendment: to subpoena Acting White House Chief is Staff Mick Mulvaney
Managers and WH defense team will argue the amendment after a 30 minute dinner break.

The U.S. Senate is now voting on whether to table, or kill, the Schumer amendment to add language to the organizing resolution to subpoena Mick Mulvaney.

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to table, or kill, the amendment to subpoena acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney.
Schumer will next offer an amendment to subpoena documents from the Dept. of Defense

The U.S. Senate is voting now to table, or kill, the Schumer amendment to subpoena Ukraine aid-related documents from Defense Department

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to table, or kill, the Schumer amendment to subpoena documents from the Dept. if Defense.

.@SenSchumer now offering an amendment to add language to the organizing resolution that would subpoena administration officials Robert Blair and Michael Duffey

The U.S. Senate is voting now to table, or kill, the Schumer amendment to subpoena Administration officials Robert Blair and Michael Duffey

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, votes to table, or kill, the Schumer amendment to subpoena Administration officials Robert Blair and Michael Duffey

Here is the text of Sen. Schumer’s seventh amendment of the day, which the managers and WH defense team will argue shortly:

The U.S. Senate is now voting on Schumer's seventh amendment.

The Senate votes, 53-47, to table, or kill, the amendment.
Schumer now proposing an amendment to subpoena John Bolton.

The U.S. Senate is now voting table, or kill, the Schumer amendment to subpoena John Bolton.

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to table, or kill, the amendment to subpoena former National Security Adviser John Bolton.

Schumer offers his ninth amendment, which would provide for votes of the Senate on any motion to subpoena witnesses and documents after the Senator question period.

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, votes to table, i.e. kill, the Schumer amendment to provide Senate votes on any motion to subpoena witnesses and documents.

The U.S. Senate, 52-48, voted to table an amendment that would have established additional time for responses to motions filed tomorrow morning

.@SenSchumer proposes the FINAL amendment of the day(s?), on behalf of @ChrisVanHollen - would require the Chief Justice to rule on motions to subpoena witnesses and documents

@SenSchumer @ChrisVanHollen The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to table, or kill, the amendment that would require the Chief Justice to rule on motions to subpoena witnesses and documents.
The vote on the underlying McConnell Organizing Resolution is up next.

The U.S. Senate, 53-47, voted to adopt the McConnell Organizing Resolution.
The rules of the initial stages of the Senate trial are now officially set.
See ya tomorrow, folks.
Wait...nope...see ya later today