Paul Kane

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Paul Kane @pkcapitol

@nielslesniewski @MattGlassman312 If they have a simple majority to dismiss the charges, early in trial, they'll just do that. Or, McConnell will force this into a short, 5-day trial -- opening statements (Mon), prosecution presents (Tues), defense counters (Wed), jury deliberates (in private, Thurs), vote (Fri). — PolitiTweet.org

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A useful thread. But more likely disposal vehicle is a motion to dismiss charges early in a Senate impeachment trial. Byrd did this in ‘99 (failing on a 44-56 vote, with Feingold joining 55 Rs to continue trial). In this scenario trial begins but simple majority ends it early. — PolitiTweet.org

Once the (legitimate) point of order was raised, the Senate could choose to overrule the point of order---the Senat… https://t.co/DB6y8sCX35

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Great @rachaelmbade @mikedebonis inside look at how Pelosi pushed aside Nadler & Judiciary Committee, after several weeks of "rudderless" hearings, in favor of Schiff and Intel. “This investigation has found the proper home," one Dem says. https://t.co/0JPrUHLFOr — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 29, 2019 Hibernated