This is the Vote I've Been Waiting for

[Stallion]

If they can't trust the Chief Justice to make a relevancy ruling then the cover-up will be complete. Democrats can really play off this vote politically even if they lose

[NanceGreggs]

1. Yeah ...

That's the stuff of which great campaign ads are made - and no doubt will be.

[2naSalit]

2. The reason to go forward wuth this

knowing it would go this way is that it provides all the ammunition needed to defeat them in November. People are going to be so pissed.

[NCLefty]

3. "People are going to be so pissed." I'll believe that when the polls show it... maybe. :p

Because the people you're talking about have put up with every single thing Trump has done without raising much of a fuss.

[rockfordfile]

4. No they haven't. 2018 shows Americans have had enough of the lies and corruption

[Hortensis]

7. Yes. And just look what's been happening since.

[Sherman A1]

5. Agreed

People are going to be so pissed....

Some of those who are paying attention, many are not.

[Hortensis]

6. An analyst from Roll Call is calling Schumer's move to force

Republicans to vote to not subpoena key witnesses and introduce key evidence yesterday "insurance votes." Meaning that snakes up for reelection like Susan Collins were forced to vote right up front against a real trial, so they now won't be able to hide that via machinations later in the proceedings.

The votes went as Schumer expected and will be used against them, not in a court of law regrettably, but in campaign ads for the court of public opinion.