The second US Senate’s second impeachment trial for former US President Donald Trump began today (10th).
Former President Trump is accused of inciting a civil war that agitated his supporters with his speech on the 6th of last month, causing a congressional invasion to disrupt President Joe Biden’s decision to win.
The Democratic Party chose a method that vividly shows Trump supporters’ violent behavior rather than a lengthy pleading, starting with the videos that were collected during the congressional invasion.
As the possibility of passing the impeachment bill is low, it is interpreted as a strategy to appeal the justification of impeachment to the people who watch TV.
In order for the impeachment bill to pass, more than two-thirds of 67 votes in the Senate are required, and as both Democratic and Republican parties occupy 50 seats each, it is realistically difficult to expect 17 rebellion votes required to pass the impeachment bill.
The ballot for the impeachment judgment is expected to take place next week after the prosecution and former President Trump have had 16 hours of defense.
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