Caitlin Huey-Burns

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Caitlin Huey-Burns @CHueyBurns

Among the statements, Burr’s is most notable in my view because he says Trump violated his oath of office based on “what he did and by what he did not do.” In other words, acknowledging the managers case that his inaction was evidence of incitement. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 13, 2021

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While obviously not enough to convict, the vote for conviction was the most bipartisan in history. — PolitiTweet.org

In the end, SEVEN Republicans voted to convict: Burr Cassidy Collins Romney Murkowski Toomey Sasse

Posted Feb. 13, 2021

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Caitlin Huey-Burns @CHueyBurns

Burr had voted the trial unconstitutional. How he explains why he voted to convict anyway:”the Senate is an institution based on precedent, and given that the majority in the Senate voted to proceed with this trial, the question of constitutionality is now established precedent” — PolitiTweet.org

Among the statements, Burr’s is most notable in my view because he says Trump violated his oath of office based on… https://t.co/mBKInMUTYo

Posted Feb. 13, 2021