This is the first impeachment in American history where a senator from his own party voted to convict the president.
Jerry Nadler: “This is the first impeachment in American history where a senator from his own party voted to convict the president.”
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Nadler highlights the significance of a senator from Trump's party voting to convict him during the impeachment trial.
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