I think Mitch is regretting at least one decision...
The whole "one camera, one feed" thing may be having an unintended consequence:
The television audience is riveted on the presentations. We realized it as we were watching tonight- there were NO distractions.
We didn't comment on any of the watching Senators' responses, we didn't wonder what that doodad on so-and-so's desk was, or anything like that.
Instead, we heard every single word of the case as it was being laid out, with no distractions, no loss of focus. We saw the logic, the connections being clearly pointed out. We saw every second of the testimony that the Senate isn't being allowed to consider (::snicker, snicker:: ).
We saw the gravity and the passion on the faces of the speakers. We heard every nuance of the irony or horror in their words.
Mitch may have done his best to keep his colleagues from hearing anything that will pierce their bubble of denial and complicity...
...but on thousands and thousands of living-room sofas, on millions of screens with an American citizen sitting in front of them...
...WE caught every word.
And I suspect that's *precisely* what the Democratic managers and the leadership had in mind.
Nice going, Mitch, you sorry bag of decaying offal.
appreciatively,
Bright
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Couldn't happen to a more deserving SOB.
I just watched Schiff’s closing but had mostly been listening before now.
You described it perfectly, I have nothing to add 
