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To: i-node who wrote (1186921)	12/20/2019 2:11:36 PM
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"gets the impeachment then basically drops the charges" That makes for a nice bedtime story for scared little Trumputins. How Long Should Pelosi Delay the Senate Trial? Political Wireby Taegan Goddard Jennifer Rubin has an idea: “Pelosi can wait to transmit the articles, now that impeachment is complete, until such time as the cases involving senior officials wind their way through the courts and reach a final ruling (likely at the Supreme Court level where cases concerning production of documents now rest). In short, she can wait until the Supreme Court frees up former White House counsel Donald McGahn and former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman (whose case Bolton said he would rely upon for guidance) to testify. (If the Senate still won’t call them as witnesses, the House can hold additional hearings and supplement the record.)” “Faced with a client frantic to get a Senate acquittal, Trump’s attorneys might then have a real incentive to get the courts to expedite a determination on witnesses.”

To: i-node who wrote (1186921)	12/20/2019 2:14:22 PM
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