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Despite the absence of legal authority from the full House, [[Speaker Nancy Pelosi]] designated [[House Intelligence Committee]] chairman [[Adam Schiff]] to conduct an investigation behind closed doors. An anonymous accuser came forward with third hand [[hearsay]] alleging the President had engaged in a ''[[quid pro quo]]'' with the Ukrainian president in exchange for arms and aid.  In an unprecedented action, the president was not allowed counsel and the minority was denied rebuttal witnesses and independent [[cross-examination]] of disgruntled [[Administrative state|civil servant]]s.  Neither committee, not the Judiciary Committee nor the Intelligence Committee, was ever authorized by a Resolution of the full House to conduct an impeachment inquiry and gather evidence.  

Despite the absence of legal authority from the full House, [[Speaker Nancy Pelosi]] designated [[House Intelligence Committee]] chairman [[Adam Schiff]] to conduct an investigation behind closed doors. An anonymous accuser came forward with third hand [[hearsay]] alleging the President had engaged in a ''[[quid pro quo]]'' with the Ukrainian president in exchange for arms and aid.  In an unprecedented action, the president was not allowed counsel and the minority was denied rebuttal witnesses and independent [[cross-examination]] of disgruntled [[Administrative state|civil servant]]s.  Neither committee, not the Judiciary Committee nor the Intelligence Committee, was ever authorized by a Resolution of the full House to conduct an impeachment inquiry and gather evidence.  

The Judiciary Committee of the [[House of Representatives]] voted on Friday, 13th of December 2019, to approve two articles of impeachment against President [[Donald Trump]] based in the findings of Schiff's committee. No actual crime was alleged in either article. The articles were approved by a partisan vote of the full House, with bi-partisan opposition.  One Democrat House member switched parties after the Democratic House's naked abuse of power.  

The Judiciary Committee of the [[House of Representatives]] voted on Friday, 13th of December 2019, to approve two articles of impeachment against President [[Donald Trump]] based on the findings of Schiff's committee. No actual crime was alleged in either article. The articles were approved by a partisan vote of the full House, with bi-partisan opposition.  One Democrat House member switched parties after the Democratic House's naked abuse of power.  

The Senate ultimately rejected the claim of Obstruction of Congress based on violations of the [[due process]] rights of the accused and lack of authority in the sham impeachment "investigation."  As to the Abuse of Power article, Senators determined President Trump acted properly while combating corruption.  He was ultimately acquitted on February 5, 2020.

The Senate ultimately rejected the claim of Obstruction of Congress based on violations of the [[due process]] rights of the accused and lack of authority in the sham impeachment "investigation."  As to the Abuse of Power article, Senators determined President Trump acted properly while combating corruption.  He was ultimately acquitted on February 5, 2020.