Watching the Chauvin trial, and they are showing the police bodycam footage
I'd never watched it before
After watching it, I don't know how you could rule out the idea that Floyd just simply died of an overdose
From the moment police approached Floyd in his car, he was freaking out, looking like he was having a panic attack
He was resisting arrest (even if he wasn't trying to) - constantly jerking around, refusing to get in the squad car, etc.
While he's in the squad car - without anyone constraining his chest or neck - you can hear him saying "I can't breathe"
And he just looked like he was in a world of pain from the moment he was handcuffed
You don't have to spend any time justifying Chauvin's actions to realize that the state is going to have a really hard time proving causation beyond a reasonable doubt
No idea
But failing to give CPR at the appropriate time isn't murder
Amazing how deceptive the editing is from the very beginning
Raskin's video includes President Trump saying "we are going to walk down to the Capitol" while omitting his request for his supporters to "peacefully make their voices heard"
Watching the video, I see a ton of crimes being committed by people who are not President Trump
Maybe those people should be prosecuted and the Senate should go back to doing the people's business
The Democrats' position is incoherent
Raskin says Trump "incited an insurrection" and to hold him accountable that we must stretch the constitution to allow impeachment of private citizens
If he incited a riot, that's a crime, and the judicial system can handle it