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White House rejects House Judiciary'''s invitation to participate in impeachment hearings
The White House on Friday rejected an invitation to take part in impeachment hearings before the House Judiciary Committee. In a brief letter to Committee Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., White House counsel Pat Cipollone sharply attacked the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump as "completely baseless" and said House Democrats had "violated basic principles of due process and fundamental fairness."
Cipollone did not explicitly answer whether the White House would take part in the Judiciary Committee hearing scheduled for Monday, but a senior administration official told NBC News "the letter means that the White House will not participate in the House proceeding."
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Trump and his supporters never cared about the process. Trump never intended to participate in the impeachment inquiry process.
White House rejects House Judiciary's invitation to participate in impeachment hearings
The White House on Friday rejected an invitation to take part in impeachment hearings before the House Judiciary Committee. In a brief letter to Committee Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., White House counsel Pat Cipollone sharply attacked the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump as "completely baseless" and said House Democrats had "violated basic principles of due process and fundamental fairness."
Cipollone did not explicitly answer whether the White House would take part in the Judiciary Committee hearing scheduled for Monday, but a senior administration official told NBC News "the letter means that the White House will not participate in the House proceeding."
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Trump and his supporters never cared about the process, and Trump never intended to participate in the impeachment inquiry process.
What's the point of participating in the hearings if the Speaker already came out and said, "Write up articles"? This whole House thing has been a case of, "You're guilty and we're going to impeach. You don't get a say in the matter but we'll be happy to have you over as we erect the gallows".
What's the point of participating in the hearings if the Speaker already came out and said, "Write up articles"? This whole House thing has been a case of, "You're guilty and we're going to impeach. You don't get a say in the matter but we'll be happy to have you over as we erect the gallows".
From a legal perspective i think its a shrewed move to force the democrats to pass the articles of impeachment before responding. It forces them to stick to whatever the argument is in those articles. They have reoeatedly chsnged their arguments from QPQ to abuse of power. Its like playing a game of whack-a-mole and that ends with the articles. It will allow the WH to focus its efforts into specific defenses.What's the point of participating in the hearings if the Speaker already came out and said, "Write up articles"? This whole House thing has been a case of, "You're guilty and we're going to impeach. You don't get a say in the matter but we'll be happy to have you over as we erect the gallows".
The point would be to show all evidence that POTUS made a "perfect call," that all of the 12 or so witnesses called formed a cabal, allow those subpoenaed to testify, release all documents and that he has authorized all aid to Ukraine delivered, LutherF.
You lose every debate you don't participate in.
What's the point of participating in the hearings if the Speaker already came out and said, "Write up articles"? This whole House thing has been a case of, "You're guilty and we're going to impeach. You don't get a say in the matter but we'll be happy to have you over as we erect the gallows".
What's the point of participating in the hearings if the Speaker already came out and said, "Write up articles"? This whole House thing has been a case of, "You're guilty and we're going to impeach. You don't get a say in the matter but we'll be happy to have you over as we erect the gallows".
Did she say "write up the articles" before or after the hearings?
During the hearings. The hearings are still going on. I mean, that's the whole point of this thread, that Trump was invited to participate in the ONGOING hearings.
Further, the 'Obstruction of Congress' claims, which is related, are bogus.
Sure, Congress can subpoena whatever and whomever they want.
The recipient of said subpoena can object and not comply.
The congress then takes their subpoena to court.
The court decides whether the subpoena has legal standing or not, and if it does, the recipient is made to comply.
That's the order of things.
Now, what you have to ask yourself is, why haven't the Democrats taken any of their impeachment subpoenas to court to have them enforced?
"What's wrong with their subpoenas?" a reasonable person might ask. :shrug:
"Why don't the Democrats have confidence in their subpoenas? That they'd be found to have legal standing and be enforced?" :shrug:
Trump and his supporters never cared about the process, and Trump never intended to participate in the impeachment inquiry process.
Democrats are interested in making the Legislature the primary branch of government. They don't like the idea of separation of powers. Being opposed sucks when you really want to do what's best for the American people, even if they're generally too stupid to know it's best.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is warning Democrats that if they pursue a far-left agenda, the result could be President Donald Trump's re-election.
In an op-ed for The Atlantic on Sunday, Emanuel said that despite Trump's apparent vulnerability in the polls, "Democrats can’t bank on voters being more dismayed by him than they are enamored of us."
Rahm Emanuel warns Democrats in 2020 not to play to 'socialist' type
In a recently published article in The Atlantic, Barack Obama’s former White House chief of staff and outgoing two-term mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel, offered a warning to his own Democrat Party. “Earth to Democrats,” writes Emanuel, “Republicans are telling you something when they gleefully schedule votes on proposals like the Green New Deal, Medicare for all, and a 70 percent marginal tax rate. When they’re more eager to vote on the Democratic agenda than we are, we should take a step back and ask ourselves whether we’re inadvertently letting the political battle play out on their turf rather than our own.” He then pointedly adds, “If Trump’s only hope for winning a second term turns on his ability to paint us as socialists, we shouldn’t play to type.”
Political Editors: Leftist Rahm Emanuel Warns Party Is Too Far Left — The Patriot Post
What's the point of participating in the hearings if the Speaker already came out and said, "Write up articles"? This whole House thing has been a case of, "You're guilty and we're going to impeach. You don't get a say in the matter but we'll be happy to have you over as we erect the gallows".
Why? Nothing he says is going to change what the Democrats are doing. Besides, the Democrats are doing a fine job of presenting any American that isn't a Democrat with every reason in the world NOT to vote for them. Why ruin a good thing?
That is not how someone who maintains their innocence acts.
Now why the **** would Trump want to participate in this farce? He's letting the Democrats destroy themselves with this crapstick circus.
Are you kidding me?
Pelosi, even before the hearings have concluded, instructed Nadler to write up articles. Whether Trump is guilty or not the outcome in the Hose has already been decided. The only place he can get a fair trial, maybe, is in the Senate so if hw wants a chance to defend himself that's where he has to get things. He's doing EXACTLY what someone who is innocent and wants to present a defense MUST do.
White House rejects House Judiciary's invitation to participate in impeachment hearings
The White House on Friday rejected an invitation to take part in impeachment hearings before the House Judiciary Committee. In a brief letter to Committee Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., White House counsel Pat Cipollone sharply attacked the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump as "completely baseless" and said House Democrats had "violated basic principles of due process and fundamental fairness."
Cipollone did not explicitly answer whether the White House would take part in the Judiciary Committee hearing scheduled for Monday, but a senior administration official told NBC News "the letter means that the White House will not participate in the House proceeding."
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Trump and his supporters never cared about the process, and Trump never intended to participate in the impeachment inquiry process.
Nadler: 'Dear President Chump. We have a special place reserved for you in our unlawful kangaroo court impeachment circus.'
Trump: 'Kellyanne, send the pompous buffoon word that I am too busy to waste time with his moronic Schitff show nonsense.'
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