Chief Justice Roberts called on Sen. @ChuckGrassley to ask his question in the Senate impeachment trial. "Does the House's failure to enforce its subpoenas render its 'obstruction of Congress' theory unprecedented?" Grassley asked.

Their answer: An unequivocal ‘yes.’ pic.twitter.com/Asrp9eEy8d

— Sen. Grassley Press (@GrassleyPress) January 29, 2020

It's rather strange that House managers have on-point answers ready for every question a Democratic senator asks. Either these members of Congress are extraordinarily well prepared (a possibility), or there's some collusion going on.

It's obvious that Schumer and House Dems colluded to turn the Q&A into a scripted TV show, rather than an opportunity for all senators to genuinely seek answers to their questions. I don't imagine that tactic will play well among moderate GOP senators. https://t.co/N7XdT2YN9e

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) January 29, 2020

This is the show pony Chuck Schumer's dragging around Capitol Hill today. https://t.co/hRpDb63WCl

— Chuck Ross (@ChuckRossDC) January 29, 2020

The House Managers have argued aggressively that the president’s actions contravened U.S. foreign policy. Isn’t it the president’s place – certainly more than the place of career civil servants – to conduct foreign policy? pic.twitter.com/U1Iu0ITTKi

— Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee) January 29, 2020