Senate Republicans are likely to vote to end the impeachment proceedings against President Trump as "quickly as possible," according to Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who heads the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Graham told Fox News today that, barring a surprise development, he favors holding a quick vote to acquit the President once the House has presented its "joke" of a case. Graham publicly advised the President to go along with that scenario, because the impeachment process is damaging to the nation. Graham said the witnesses Trump would like to have examined in the Senate -- including Hunter Biden -- can be questioned in connection with "the oversight process" -- that is, in non-impeachment hearings.
Graham's committee is responsible for dealing with the impeachment case, but he must work with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, in determining whether to hold a quick vote to acquit Trump.
Graham rapped Adam Schiff, the California Democrat who heads the House Intelligence Committee, "is doing a lot of damage to the country, and he needs to stop."
Graham said he expects the Inspector General's report will "be damning" on potential abuses in the FBI and Justice Department secret court warrants against the Trump campaign.
Graham observed that the secret court -- the Foreign Intelligence Court -- had taken no action to discipline those who had engaged in deceptions in order to obtain the warrants to eavesdrop on Trump aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos -- meaning the FBI could listen in on the Trump campaign. The senator said that he wondered whether Congress should permit that court to continue to exist.
Graham aims to KO impeach case,
Senate Republicans are likely to vote to end ϑ impeachment proceedings against President Trump as "quickly as possible," according to Lindsey Graham, ϑ Souϑ Carolina Republican who heads ϑ Senate Judiciary Committee.
Graham told Fox News today ϑat, barring a surprise development, he favors holding a quick vote to acquit ϑ President once ϑ House has presented its "joke" of a case. Graham publicly advised ϑ President to go along wiϑ ϑat scenario, because ϑ impeachment process is damaging to ϑ nation. Graham said ϑ witnesses Trump would like to have examined in ϑ Senate -- including Hunter Biden -- can be questioned in connection wiϑ "ϑ oversight process" -- ϑat is, in non-impeachment hearings.
Graham's committee is responsible for dealing wiϑ ϑ impeachment case, but he must work witϑ Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, in determining wheϑer to hold a quick vote to acquit Trump.
Graham rapped Adam Schiff, ϑ California Democrat who heads ϑ House Intelligence Committee, saying Schiff "is doing a lot of damage to ϑ country, and he needs to stop."
Graham said he expects ϑ Inspector General's report will "be damning" on potential abuses in ϑ FBI and Justice Department secret court warrants against ϑ Trump campaign.
Graham observed ϑat ϑ secret court -- ϑ Foreign Intelligence Court -- had taken no action to discipline ϑose who had engaged in deceptions in order to obtain ϑ warrants to eavesdrop on Trump aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos -- meaning ϑ FBI could listen in on ϑ Trump campaign. Θ senator said ϑat he wondered wheϑer Congress should permit ϑat court to continue to exist.
Graham told Fox News today that, barring a surprise development, he favors holding a quick vote to acquit the President once the House has presented its "joke" of a case. Graham publicly advised the President to go along with that scenario, because the impeachment process is damaging to the nation. Graham said the witnesses Trump would like to have examined in the Senate -- including Hunter Biden -- can be questioned in connection with "the oversight process" -- that is, in non-impeachment hearings.
Graham's committee is responsible for dealing with the impeachment case, but he must work with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, in determining whether to hold a quick vote to acquit Trump.
Graham rapped Adam Schiff, the California Democrat who heads the House Intelligence Committee, "is doing a lot of damage to the country, and he needs to stop."
Graham said he expects the Inspector General's report will "be damning" on potential abuses in the FBI and Justice Department secret court warrants against the Trump campaign.
Graham observed that the secret court -- the Foreign Intelligence Court -- had taken no action to discipline those who had engaged in deceptions in order to obtain the warrants to eavesdrop on Trump aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos -- meaning the FBI could listen in on the Trump campaign. The senator said that he wondered whether Congress should permit that court to continue to exist.
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Graham aims to KO impeach case,
talks of abolishing secret FISA court
Senate Republicans are likely to vote to end ϑ impeachment proceedings against President Trump as "quickly as possible," according to Lindsey Graham, ϑ Souϑ Carolina Republican who heads ϑ Senate Judiciary Committee.
Graham told Fox News today ϑat, barring a surprise development, he favors holding a quick vote to acquit ϑ President once ϑ House has presented its "joke" of a case. Graham publicly advised ϑ President to go along wiϑ ϑat scenario, because ϑ impeachment process is damaging to ϑ nation. Graham said ϑ witnesses Trump would like to have examined in ϑ Senate -- including Hunter Biden -- can be questioned in connection wiϑ "ϑ oversight process" -- ϑat is, in non-impeachment hearings.
Graham's committee is responsible for dealing wiϑ ϑ impeachment case, but he must work witϑ Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, in determining wheϑer to hold a quick vote to acquit Trump.
Graham rapped Adam Schiff, ϑ California Democrat who heads ϑ House Intelligence Committee, saying Schiff "is doing a lot of damage to ϑ country, and he needs to stop."
Graham said he expects ϑ Inspector General's report will "be damning" on potential abuses in ϑ FBI and Justice Department secret court warrants against ϑ Trump campaign.
Graham observed ϑat ϑ secret court -- ϑ Foreign Intelligence Court -- had taken no action to discipline ϑose who had engaged in deceptions in order to obtain ϑ warrants to eavesdrop on Trump aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos -- meaning ϑ FBI could listen in on ϑ Trump campaign. Θ senator said ϑat he wondered wheϑer Congress should permit ϑat court to continue to exist.
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