Thomas McClintock actually said...

There must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or an impeachment supported by one of our major political parties or imposed by another.

One of my colleagues wondered how this panel can opine as to whether the President committed an impeachable offense and the answer, quite, f...

The facts are on the President's side. But we've got an unfair process because they don't have the facts.

I can't help but reflect about John Adams, about Thomas Jefferson who routinely pilloried their political opponents.