He starts by pointing out, yet again, that he fired James Comey to stop the investigations into him.
You mean like Trump's campaign chairman, deputy campaign chairman, national security adviser, longtime political adviser, and personal lawyer?
@SenatorCollins—do you still think he'll learn from impeachment not to do it again?
Which part—the one that found his campaign chairman, deputy campaign chairman, national security adviser, personal lawyer, and longtime political adviser guilty?
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We read it the day it came out.
It's basically a confession: Trump extorted Ukraine.
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The fix was in the whole time.
The only thing he has learned is that Senate Republicans will let him get away with anything.
Remember when they were all *incensed* that Schiff referenced a news article about how Trump would try to punish anybody who voted against him?
This is what Senate Republicans just endorsed.
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Just about everything he's saying about them is false. washingtonpost.com/politics/2019/…
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The condemnation of his actions was bipartisan.
His "acquittal" was not.
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