You cannot in the face of what happened last week, just place the blame squarely where it belongs, and state that and say, as a United States senator, based on what I lived through, and what I saw with my own eyes, and what I heard come out of the President's mouth, and what even some members of this body and the body across the hall and the House said, I can't there's no way that I can do anything other than convict.
Michael Steele discusses the responsibility of the Senate in the wake of the events that transpired, emphasizing the need for accountability.
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