The abuse of power is clearly established when the President of the United States offers something of extorts to foreign power to get a benefit for himself.
Jerrold Nadler: “The abuse of power is clearly established when the President of the United States offers something of extorts to foreign…”
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Nadler explains that Trump's actions constitute abuse of power and bribery.
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Bribery is obviously an impeachable offense. Bribery is contained within the accusation that the House levels of abuse of power.
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Abuse, betrayal, corruption. This is exactly the understanding that the framers incorporated into the Constitution.
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