In response to the White House arguing in a filing Saturday that the impeachment articles are “constitutionally invalid,” House impeachment managers wrote in a formal response Monday that President Trump made a “chilling assertion” by arguing that the Senate cannot remove him from office even if the House validates the articles of impeachment.
“President Trump maintains that the Senate cannot remove him even if the House proves every claim in the Articles of impeachment. That is a chilling assertion. It is also dead wrong,”
Where in that document did Trump assert that the Senate could not remove him from office? I could only get a little ways into the 171 pages of nonsense before I had to quit reading.
His lawyers—and those in the GOP—could watch him shoot somebody and deny it ever happened. Although they probably would call the garbage men to clean up the litter on the street.
It’s totally gobsmacking.
They wouldn’t deny it, they’d just claim it wasn’t a crime. That, in fact, it was the right thing to do. And business as usual, as all NYC residents of Trump Tower have always done.
You cannot find a cherry without a stone
You cannot find a chicken without a bone
You have to have a skillet if you must fry
and a trial must have a witness to testify.
Young Don spent lots of money when he would wench
and judges threw their law books down from their bench.
Don makes you wait for payment
a long, long while,
but you need to call a witness
to have a trial.