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Rep. Jerry Nadler asks colleagues how they want to be remembered 'when Trump's grip on our politics is gone'

The House Judiciary Committee is debating the two articles of impeachment written up against President Trump — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — with Chairman Jerry Nadler reminding his colleagues that abuse of power is the highest of high crimes. Nadler also did some riff on how it’s with a heavy heart that he does all this.

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Also in his opening statement, Nadler asked his colleagues how they wanted to be remembered after Trump’s “grip on our politics is gone” — not that there’s anything partisan about this whole process. You just can’t have a president with a grip on politics like Trump.

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“How would you be remembered?”

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Editor’s note: The headline has been corrected to note that Jerry Nadler is a Representative and not a Senator. Twitchy regrets the error.


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