On the recordDecember 8, 2019
The President or any potential witness to this impeachment inquiry should be allowed to raise defenses without it being used as an adverse inference against him.
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congress.govThe President or any potential witness to this impeachment inquiry should be allowed to raise defenses without it being used as an adverse inference against him.
McClintock emphasizes the need for witnesses to defend themselves without negative implications.
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