who else already committed publically to bias?

[Kali]

the most obvious are Graham and McTurtle but any others? For that matter are we "clean" - have any Dems already said they are going to vote guilty before seeing whatever evidence is allowed?

[Mike 03]

1. In a sense, Ron Johnson

He has said many times he accepts Trump's proclamation to him that "there was no quid pro quo." Also, some people believe he's involved in the scandal.

I have real questions about whether Rob Portman should even be allowed to serve on this jury, as he was the last person to speak to Trump before the money to the Ukraine was released.

[Midnight Writer]

2. Supposedly Lindsey Graham took a pledge around pressuring Senators to sign on to a dismissal.

It would be nice to see that document and expose the ones who have already pledged to violate their Oath.

I know others here disagree with me on this, but I think the Oath issue should be played up politically by the Democrats. Folks out here in the Heartland take things like Oaths very seriously.

[Mike 03]

3. Susan Collins too

for complaining that the case the House sent to the Senate "is incomplete" before it's even presented. She's telegraphing the reasoning by which she'll vote against Impeachment. Can you imagine a juror standing up during opening argument of a trial and saying to the judge or the prosecutor, "the case you're presenting to us is incomplete!"