re: #401 EPR-radar

Since it’s a purely political process that has no real procedural requirements (as far as I know) other than the specified vote margins to impeach and convict, one day seems perfectly reasonable to me. The case against tr*mp is a matter of public record. Of course members of Congress do love to bloviate for the cameras, which would slow things down.

Perhaps wannabe bloviators could be persuaded to act fast instead as a show of force vs. tr*mp and tr*mpism, which the Republicans will mostly be in favor of if/when they get their marching orders from the GOP donor class that tr*mp is a failure and never-Conservative to be disposed of ASAP.

It’s a political process, but the Senate does have rules regarding impeachment trials.