lantern2814
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Jesus Christ you are dumber than a box of rocks. Documents certainly were presented. That’s the “evidence” the house must show to the Senate. Along with the testimony of their “witnesses”. Your pathetic deflection attempt is noted.They testified in the House. As they are legally supposed to. Try to learn something before showing your ignorance.Yep, every witness the House presented during impeachment had their testimony presented in the Senate.Once again, the House was able to present all their witnesses, Stupid.Show me where in the Constitution is says the Senate can deny a President his right to a defense.I merely stated he exercise his rights under the Constitution.Denying a defense is.At least you admit they will run a farce.Since the Senate has to suspend all other business to hold a “trial”, I say Trump should line up about 500 witnesses and shut down the Senate for a year or more.
As ridiculous as that sounds it could never happen because the Democrats run the show and they'll just shut down your dumb idea.
Ending annoying and useless obstruction is not a farce.
You already stated the purpose of this 'defense' is just to hold up Congress for a year or more. That's not a defense.
It's ironic though considering the Republicans wouldn't let Democrats present any testimony or witnesses. That seems like obstruction.
It is the decision for the Dimwingers to continue this farce.
OK, so the Democrats kill that lame "defense" as is their right under the Constitution. See how your idea sucks?
You want me to show you in the Constitution where the senate gets to make the rules in the senate? Ask Mitch how they voted not to have any witnesses. Same process.
Nope, not a single witness testified in the trial.
Get educated.
They didn't get to testify. In any trial including impeachment trials they do.
Ah, I see you're confusion. You're mixing up the impeachment hearings with the trial. No witnesses or documents presented at the trial because Republicans in the senate voted (51 votes) not to have either.