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No Evidence.............

He was ON THE CALL, that makes him a first-hand witness.
The whistleblower was ON THE CALL? Then why did his complaint say he had no first hand knowledge?
 
From the posters here and the GOP senators. Aren't you reading the posts or the news?

Really?

The closest my recollection has it to imply that, is that all evidence had to be presented before the trial. This is normal so the defense has time to study the evidence the prosecution has.

New evidence is a whole different story.
 
Really?

The closest my recollection has it to imply that, is that all evidence had to be presented before the trial. This is normal so the defense has time to study the evidence the prosecution has.

New evidence is a whole different story.

You are mistaken.

When a prosecutor brings a case to a grand jury, she presents the jurors with a "bill" (the charges) and introduces evidence—usually the minimum necessary, in the prosecutor's opinion—to secure an indictment.
Arrest and Early Proceedings in a Criminal Case | Nolo

They are then free to introduce more evidence/witnesses at the actual trial.
 
I'm really curious by what he meant about Trump's "drug deal."

Trump's own EU ambassador testified that Trump was in the quid pro quo for personal gain, and the transcript illustrates it. Many others testified to it.

Are his lawyers even arguing that Trump didn't do it?

We will learn later if the Anti Trump forces won or lost.
 
You are mistaken.



They are then free to introduce more evidence/witnesses at the actual trial.

Do you understand what a grand jury is?

Do you understand my words in saying the prosecution has to give the evidence to the defense they have and it is different from "new" evidence, meaning "newly discovered..."

Do you understand the difference between "more" and "new?"
 
Do you understand what a grand jury is?

Do you understand my words in saying the prosecution has to give the evidence to the defense they have and it is different from "new" evidence, meaning "newly discovered..."

Do you understand the difference between "more" and "new?"

Bolton's evidence has not been heard and is new
 
Really?

The closest my recollection has it to imply that, is that all evidence had to be presented before the trial. This is normal so the defense has time to study the evidence the prosecution has.

New evidence is a whole different story.

That is completely false
 
That is completely false

I clearly recall the senate telling the house they were preparing for trial, and wanted all the evidence they would present before it started.
 
I clearly recall the senate telling the house they were preparing for trial, and wanted all the evidence they would present before it started.

What possible good reason is there not to hear what Bolton has to say?
 
What possible good reason is there not to hear what Bolton has to say?
There's no time, this impeachment is so important to the safety and integrity of the nation that they can't possible take time to process a subpoena and take it to court, if necessary.
 
There's no time, this impeachment is so important to the safety and integrity of the nation that they can't possible take time to process a subpoena and take it to court, if necessary.

Who has time for evidence?????
 
Who has time for evidence?????
Was Bolton born Monday? Seems like he's been around for a long time; like most of the time the House was fiddle-****ing with impeachment.
 
Was Bolton born Monday? Seems like he's been around for a long time; like most of the time the House was fiddle-****ing with impeachment.

He refused to testify then.


He agrees to now.


Why not hear what he has to say?
 
He refused to testify then.


He agrees to now.


Why not hear what he has to say?
He could have been subpoenaed, then. And taken to court if he refused.
 
So a successful stonewalling to obstruct justice is okay with you.

That is really sad.

I recall how it worked for Obama so hell yes. But I do not call it what you called it. I call it the privilege with the office of the president.
 
What possible good reason is there not to hear what Bolton has to say?

I don't know. Issue a subpoena then. Convince the Chief Justice that he is a necessary witness, just like in any other court case.
 
I don't know. Issue a subpoena then. Convince the Chief Justice that he is a necessary witness, just like in any other court case.

Are you kidding? How can you not know who makes the rules??? Lol
 
Are you kidding? How can you not know who makes the rules??? Lol

The Chief Justice is there for a reason. I was listening yesterday when it was mentioned a few things that he would be asked to rule on. The senate controls most factors of the trial, but the Chief Justice can pretty much make changes as he sees fit.
 
The Chief Justice is there for a reason. I was listening yesterday when it was mentioned a few things that he would be asked to rule on. The senate controls most factors of the trial, but the Chief Justice can pretty much make changes as he sees fit.

No he can not. He can even be over ruled by a senate vote.


How can you not know this?
 
Huh?

I don't follow.

With all the evidence presented in the House impeachment hearing, it was decided they had enough evidence to impeach.

If they have enough evidence, why do they need more?

Exactly! The house had their chance to call any witness they choose but they told us they had a “mountain of evidence”. Sounds like enough to me. Of course we all know this totally political, with little to do with high crimes and misdemeanors.
 
Yes, of course. In any court, of course, that would be more than enough just by itself.



Of course not. We have a corrupt US senate. We knew this weeks ago, even before the trial. McConnell made it clear. But this is not about them. It's about the American public. They want to know. Why are you trying to hide the evidence from them?



I guess we'll see.
ahh so now not only is Trump corrupt but also the senate. You guys ever wonder why everyone is corrupt except for dems?
 
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