Day II of the House Managers’ argument took place today in the US Senate. Much of the argument was repetitive, but effective in laying out in further detail the facts of the case and how President Trump abused his powers. Tomorrow, they are likely going to lay out the case for the second charge of obstruction of Congress. The heart of this matter is what kind of precedent does this send if further, first-hand witnesses and other documents are not allowed into the record? And what kind of precedent will be set, if the Senate acquits from an argument of, “an abuse of power is not an impeachable offense?” The US Constitution as we know it will cease to exist. There will be virtually no remedy to keep a President in check. This country was founded on the idea that the individual is sovereign and that a monarchy is to be detested and rejected as a proper form of government. This is why there are three branches of government with the duty of each to keep the others in check. With what we know today, if the Senate acquits, their ability to check this President and future Presidents will have been greatly diminished. Stay diversified, stay vigilant, and stay with The Kapital News. #Impeachment #Truth #Justice #Congress #Constitution #Politics #Economy #Peace #Republic