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in the analogy of trial, the accused must decide whether to
Posted on: December 26, 2019 at 14:39:15 CT
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craft a defense.
As loudly as Trump cries his innocence, you would believe he would back up his public rhetoric. If McConnell has an interest in acting on the probable cause which lead to the charges, Trump might more seriously consider how a defense might be made.
In the court of public opinion, now a majority believes he should be convicted and removed. So, his “innocence” is being questioned for the Senate trial and in the court of public opinion. In a greater sense, for the history books.
Edited by Ace at 14:40:03 on 12/26/19
As loudly as Trump cries his innocence, you would believe he would back up his public rhetoric. If McConnell has an interest in acting on the probable cause which lead to the charges, Trump might more seriously consider how a defense might be made.
In the court of public opinion, now a majority believes he should be convicted and removed. So, his “innocence” is being questioned for the Senate trial and in the court of public opinion. In a greater sense, for the history books.
Edited by Ace at 14:40:03 on 12/26/19
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in the analogy of trial, the accused must decide whether to - Ace AU - 12/26 14:39:15