The evidence was overwhelming. They decided nonetheless to acquit him on a technicality, a jurisdictional ground which had already been decided by the Senate on the first day of the trial.
Joe Neguse: “The evidence was overwhelming. They decided nonetheless to acquit him on a technicality, a jurisdictional ground which…”
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Neguse discusses the overwhelming evidence against the president and the decision to acquit him on a technicality.
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