Trump attacks Pelosi again: "Witch hunt must end in Senate trial now"

The US president once again attacked the House of Representatives, announcing that it would not pass on the necessary materials to the Senate until it was certain that Republicans would conduct the trial fairly. "It has no right to delay the proceeding. No more wasting time on "impeachment scam" "

Trump attacks Pelosi again: "Witch hunt must end in Senate trial now"

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday attacked U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, refusing to pass Senate indictments approved in the impeachment process. In a tweet on Twitter, Trump called Pelosi "crazy Nancy" and claimed she was doing everything she could He added that "she has no right to delay the proceeding." In addition, the U.S. President demanded that the House of Representatives pass the impeachment charges against him, writing that "the witch hunt must now end in a Senate trial. No more wasting time on the "impeachment scam".

Trump wrote the remarks following the announcement by Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi last Thursday that the House of Representatives will not pass Senate impeachment charges until it learns how the proceeding will be conducted. On Republicans, who are in the Senate, Pelosi added: "I hope it will Due process as I hope they will respect the constitution. "

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Trump was already responding to Pelosi's remarks that evening, calling for the Senate impeachment trial to open immediately. He tweeted that "after the Democrats have not given me due process in the House of Representatives, neither attorneys nor witnesses they want to tell the Senate how to run his case. I want a trial too!" Although impeachment charges have not been passed to the Senate, Pelosi has not yet made clear what materials she should receive from them, and it is still unclear how much the Democrats will insist on their demand to call witnesses for trial. "Anyway, we're ready," Pelosi said.

After Democrats-controlled Democratic legislators ruled in two votes that Trump should be ousted, he became the third U.S. president in the House to approve his ouster. Following the vote, Trump will make a Senate trial, which has a Republican majority and therefore the chances of ousting him are small.

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