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Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenatorLeahy and @SenBlumenthal to the House Managers: If the Senate fails to reject this theory from the president's counsel, what would stop a president from withholding disaster aid funding from a U.S. city until that mayor endorses him? https://t.co/LNZI9NBsVh — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
From @PattyMurray: If there are no consequences to defying a valid congressional subpoena, how will Congress be ab… https://t.co/cfI3DuEQ2i — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenatorMenendez to the House Managers: Why should Americans be concerned about foreign interference, and why does it matter that the President continues to solicit foreign interference in our elections? https://t.co/MpZeAD8d1S — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @LisaMurkowski & @SenBrianSchatz: Would you agree almost any action a president takes—or the vast majority of politicians take—is to one degree or another inherently political? Where's the line between permissible political actions & impeachable political actions? https://t.co/9CcIYLpcgP — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
.@SenatorDurbin to House Managers: Please respond to the answer given by president’s counsel on whether the president would assure Americans that private citizens won't be directed to conduct American foreign or national security policy unless specifically, formally designated. https://t.co/OxzO8U92JI — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
.@SenatorDurbin to House Managers: Please respond to the answer given by president’s counsel on whether the president would assure Americans that private citizens won't be directed to conduct American foreign or national security policy unless specifically, formally designated. https://t.co/WBpUzBkuhf — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
From @SenatorSinema, @Sen_JoeManchin, @LisaMurkowski, & @SenatorCollins: Will the president assure Americans that… https://t.co/diYQaiSTLl — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenSchumer to President Trump’s lawyers and the House Managers: I ask once again: Can you name a single witness or document that the President turned over to the House impeachment inquiry? https://t.co/z8sNqzCLhL — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenDuckworth to the House Managers: If the hold on aid to Ukraine was meant to be kept secret until the president could gather internal U.S. government information on Ukraine corruption and European cost-sharing, then is there any documentary evidence of this? https://t.co/9RPS0o1E5r — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from Senator Bennet, @SenatorMenendez, and @SenBrianSchatz to the House Managers: If the Senate accepts the President’s blanket assertion of privilege in the House impeachment inquiry, what are the consequences to the American people? https://t.co/hfqWA784uj — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from Senator @RonWyden to the House Managers: When President Trump asked a foreign country to investigate an American when the U.S. government had not established a legal predicate to do so, how is that not an abuse of power? https://t.co/tKriPetAHz — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @SenSchumer: Make no mistake: The Trump administration will stop at nothing to take away Americans’ health care. This plan to gut Medic… — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
From Sen. Kaine: If the Senate acquits the president on Article 2—after he violated both the Impoundment Control A… https://t.co/mXNwue2efo — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @SenSchumer: Four Senate Republicans—just four—can ensure that we get the truth. https://t.co/VbMU8ExoN0 — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @MazieHirono to the House Managers: What was different about President Trump’s withholding of aid to Ukraine from prior aid freezes? Are you aware of any other presidents who have withheld foreign aid as a bribe to extract personal benefits? https://t.co/ZLkEWujrzk — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
From @SenJackReed, @SenDuckworth, @SenKamalaHarris: It's been reported Pres. Trump does not pay Giuliani, his pers… https://t.co/VwhaW85KGI — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
From @SenatorCantwell to House Managers: Is there any evidence Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Secretary of State Pompeo, Attorney General Barr, or anyone on the outside were involved in this scheme to withhold military aid or obstruction of Congress? https://t.co/W71JpKqnho — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenSherrodBrown and @RonWyden to House Managers: If President Trump remains in office, what signal… https://t.co/7owwdZbJ9r — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenJackyRosen to House Managers: You have tried to make a case that the president put his personal… https://t.co/yLeEIpMnPP — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenDougJones to the House Managers: Aside from the House’s Constitutional impeachment authority, wh… https://t.co/uPJVdM7HCp — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenatorTester to the House Managers: Do you believe there is any limit to the type or scope of quid pro quo a president could engage in with a foreign entity, as long as the intent is to get reelected in what he or she believes is in the public’s best interest? https://t.co/5AOfVmMHZY — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @SenatorBaldwin to the House Managers: Given White House Counsel couldn’t answer Sen. Romney’s ques… https://t.co/VEPTRpO5pu — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @SenJackyRosen: My second question for the House Managers was about the precedent the President’s conduct sets for future presidents.… — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
Question from @PattyMurray to House Managers: The House Managers touched on the House having the sole Power of Impeachment under the Constitution. Elaborate as to why that authority controls despite any arguments by members of the defense contesting the validity of subpoenas. https://t.co/crYDvQycGj — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @PattyMurray: As we go into the 9th day of the Senate impeachment trial, we cannot forget that our Constitution, our democracy, and the… — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @PattyMurray: Me either. This argument made by the President’s defense last night isn’t just wrong, it’s dangerous. — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @MarkWarner: The idea that it’s just fine for American presidential campaigns to accept information from a foreign adversary is simply o… — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @SenatorDurbin: As Senators prepare for 2nd day of questions, I remain convinced that we must call relevant witnesses like John Bolton.… — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @SenatorDurbin: The argument Prof. Dershowitz made yesterday would set a dangerous precedent for Presidential power. If we accept that a… — PolitiTweet.org
Senate Democrats @SenateDems
RT @PattyMurray: Me either. This argument made by the President’s defense last night isn’t just wrong, it’s dangerous. — PolitiTweet.org
Mark Warner @MarkWarner
I still can't believe the President’s lawyer tried to convince the United States Senate that foreign election interference isn’t a crime.