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“Section F stated that Chairman Nadler can impose “appropriate remedies” if the president “unlawfully” refuses to make witnesses available or to produce requested documents for any of the six investigating committees. These remedies included” denying specific requests by the President or his counsel under these procedures to call or question witnesses.” AGAIN unprecedented.
Mr. Nadler claimed the ability to determine when the president has acted “unlawfully” in relation to committees over which he has no authority. And, when he does (based on whatever standards or criteria he alone chooses), Mr. Nadler said he can bar the president — the impeachment defendant — from participating at all in the Judiciary Committee’s hearings. AGAIN unprecedented.
House Democrats chose to reject precedent on numerous fronts and opted instead for a glaringly partisan, unbalanced and novel process unlike anything EVER seen.”
“Section F stated that Chairman Nadler can impose “appropriate remedies” if the president “unlawfully” refuses to make witnesses available or to produce requested documents for any of the six investigating committees. These remedies included” denying specific requests by the President or his counsel under these procedures to call or question witnesses.” AGAIN unprecedented.
Mr. Nadler claimed the ability to determine when the president has acted “unlawfully” in relation to committees over which he has no authority. And, when he does (based on whatever standards or criteria he alone chooses), Mr. Nadler said he can bar the president — the impeachment defendant — from participating at all in the Judiciary Committee’s hearings. AGAIN unprecedented.
House Democrats chose to reject precedent on numerous fronts and opted instead for a glaringly partisan, unbalanced and novel process unlike anything EVER seen.”
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