Four GOP senators have said they are open to considering witnesses and documents at the impeachment trial: Mitt Romney of Utah Susan Collins of Maine Lisa Murkowksi of Alaska Lamar Alexander of Tennessee
Analysis from Zachary B. WolfThe Senate impeachment trial of President Trump — only the third impeachment trial is US history — kicks off in earnest today.We have a basic outline of how we think the trial will go, but it's clear things will change as the trial progresses. For instance, much or all of Tuesday could be taken up by debate between the House managers and the defense team over how the trial will progress.
and they'll have to debate at times about how to proceed. But we won't know the deliberations going on as a result.
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