Donald Trump's dismissal: Democrats praise their "concrete file"

New twist in the investigation into dismissal against Donald Trump. Suspected of abuse of power, he would be found guilty "in three minutes chrono" by a jury if he was in court, said Sunday the Democrat leading the work towards the probable impeachment in the US President's Congress.

"We have a concrete file," said CNN Jerry Nadler, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. "If this file was presented to a jury, a verdict of guilty would be made in three minutes".

According to him, "the accusation in the heart of the case is that the president has placed his interests above those of the country on several occasions and he has asked for the interference of a foreign power in our elections to several times. " This poses "a real danger for the presidential election" of November 2020, he warned.

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With their majority in the House, the Democrats opened an investigation in late September against Donald Trump after he learned he had asked Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, well placed to face it in the presidential election. .

Donald Trump proclaims his innocence and denounces an unconstitutional investigation, a "masquerade" mounted against him with which he refuses to cooperate.

Charges soon to be studied

After two months of investigation in the lower house, the Judiciary Committee will begin writing next week the charges against the billionaire.

It will begin Monday to hear representatives of the Republican and Democratic groups, each of which will present their version, poles apart, conclusions to be drawn from the investigation. This audition will be "phony", tweeted Donald Trump, Sunday.

Less than 48 hours before the beginning of the Impeachment Hearing Hoax, on Monday, the No Due Process, Do Nothing Democrats are, believe it or not, changing the Impeachment Guidelines because the facts are not on their side. When you can not win the game, change the rules!

Several counts could be retained: abuse of power and corruption, obstruction of Congress and obstruction of justice.

This new step accelerates the procedure for a plenary vote in the House on the impeachment of the President, probably before Christmas.

The indictment is still far

It will be necessary before going through a key vote in the judicial commission on these same counts. Mr Nadler did not rule out Sunday that it can be organized by the end of next week.

Given the Democratic majority, Donald Trump will certainly become the third president in history, after Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, indicted in the US Congress.

But he should then be acquitted during the political trial that will be held in the Senate, where Republicans are in the majority and widely support.

Republicans accuse the Democrats of going too fast, with the sole objective of dismissing Donald Trump because they fear not to beat him in the presidential election. The Republican President, he swears to take his revenge at the polls.

If he is indicted in the House, the president will be able to benefit from a "fair procedure" in the Senate at the trial, said his spokesman, hammering that he had "done nothing wrong".

The Republicans will then take the reins of the procedure. Donald Trump wants them to summon a battery of Democrats, including Joe Biden and his son Hunter.