Conservative group Republicans for the Rule of Law are expected to run advertisements on major news outlets in the D.C. area beginning Thursday calling for witnesses to be allowed in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
With a vote expected on Friday on whether to permit witnesses into the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, conservative group Republicans for the Rule of Law has announced they will be running advertisements calling for witnesses to be allowed on major cable news outlets in the Washington, D.C. area.
."These witnesses include Rudy Giuliani, Mick Mulvaney, Mike Pompeo and John Bolton. These witnesses must testify. Call your senators now." "We've been pushing for a fair trial that includes witness and procedures designed to establish truth since the House passed the article of impeachment," RRL spokesperson Chris Truax in a statement."Many Republicans—and a large majority of Americans—now agree with us. And this week, after major revelations from Lev Parnas and Ambassador John Bolton, it's clearer than ever why.
Senators are expected to vote Friday whether or not to hear witnesses during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump."Pretending they don't exist is the opposite of having a trial," Truax said."The whole point of a trial is you have procedures designed to establish the truth. You listen to the evidence, you weigh it and then you make a decision. The idea of having a trial by not listening to any evidence is crazy. That's not a trial.
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