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Jerry Nadler

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Jerrold Lewis Nadler is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New York's 10th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously represented New York's 8th congressional district from 1992 to 2013. Throughout his tenure, Nadler has been known for his work on issues related to civil rights, judiciary matters, and government oversight. He has played a significant role in various legislative efforts and has been an outspoken advocate for progressive policies.

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Dec 3, 2019

President Trump's actions represent a threat to our national security and an urgent threat to the integrity of the next election.

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Dec 3, 2019

The President asked a foreign government to intervene in our elections, then got caught, then obstructed the investigators twice.

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Dec 3, 2019

The Constitution has a solution for a President who places his personal or political interests above those of the Nation: The power of impeachment.

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Dec 3, 2019

President Trump placed his own personal and political interests above our national interests, above the security of our country.

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Dec 3, 2019

The impeachment power is reserved for conduct that endangers democracy and imperils our Constitution.

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Dec 3, 2019

Future generations will measure us, every single member of this committee, by how we choose to answer that question.

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Dec 3, 2019

One of the most important questions that every member of this committee must decide is whether we are a Nation of laws and not men.

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Dec 3, 2019

We're a Nation of freedom, democracy, economic opportunity, and we always know that tomorrow's going to be better.

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Dec 3, 2019

It should be the people of the United States who get to decide who their President is in 2020.

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Dec 3, 2019

We are all agents of the same supreme power, the people.

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Dec 3, 2019

The Framers included impeachment in the Constitution to ensure that no one, no one is above the law including and especially the President of the United States.

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Dec 3, 2019

There must never be a narrowly voted impeachment supported by one of the major political parties and opposed by another.

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Dec 3, 2019

If you meet these three tests, then I think you do the impeachment.

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Dec 3, 2019

There really are three--there really are three questions, I think. First, has the President committed impeachable offenses? Second, do those offenses rise to the gravity that's worth putting the country through the drama of impeachment…

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Dec 3, 2019

The greatest danger is what this will do in the days ahead to our 243-year experiment in self-governance.

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Dec 3, 2019

The President abused his power and must be held accountable. No one is above the law.

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Dec 3, 2019

The will of the people elected a new majority. The will of the people elected a House that would not function as a wholly-owned subsidiary of this administration.

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Dec 3, 2019

President Trump looked out for himself and helping himself get reelected. He abused the power that we trusted him with for personal and political gain.

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Dec 3, 2019

The President's source of power is a democratic election. It is the American people, the voters who trusted him to look out for them.

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Dec 3, 2019

We the People's Representatives in the People's House are heirs and custodians that Founders envisioned this country where the people are sovereign.

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Dec 3, 2019

The Constitution says the House has the sole power to impeach. Sole means sole. It means only.

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Dec 3, 2019

I am very concerned about the President's obstruction of Congress, obstruction of this inquiry, refusal to comply with a number of subpoenas.

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Dec 3, 2019

The issue in a potential impeachment is whether to overturn the results of a national election, the free expression of the popular will of the American people.

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Dec 3, 2019

The last thing you want, it's almost illegitimate, is to have a party-line impeachment.

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Dec 3, 2019

There must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or an impeachment substantially supported by one of the major political parties and largely opposed by the other.

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