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EXPLAINER: What’s ahead as Trump impeachment trial begins - AP News — Susan M. Collins | ChamberLight
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This article outlines the procedures and constitutional arguments for Donald Trump's second impeachment trial following the January 6 Capitol riot. It explains the roles of key officials and the legal strategies both sides intend to use.
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ALSO MENTIONED Patrick Leahy, presiding officer of the trial; William Barr, Former Attorney General
Associated Press · Feb 8 EXPLAINER: What’s ahead as Trump impeachment trial begins - AP News
ALSO MENTIONED Patrick Leahy, presiding officer of the trial; William Barr, Former Attorney General
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