Since I haven't seen an OT created for the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, I am creating one.
As of January 26th, 2021, the trial has begun with preliminary preparations being conducted on January 26th:
U.S. Senate | Event | C-SPAN.org (c-span.org)
The official start of the trial is [EDITED ON JANUARY 26th AT 3:31 PM EASTERN TO INCLUDE DATE AND TIME, COUNTDOWN] on February 9th at 1 PM Eastern:
Feb 9, 2021 at 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 9TH UPDATE: The second impeachment trial starts today at 1 PM Eastern.
END OF DAY ONE UPDATE: The second impeachment trial will continue after the U.S. Senate voted 56-44 for declaring the impeachment trial constitutional. The Republicans who voted with the Democrats to declare the trial constitutional was Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitt Romney of Utah, Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania.
Day 2 will start at Noon, Eastern Time on February 10th:
Senate agrees to hear Trump case, rejecting GOP arguments (apnews.com)
DAY 5 UPDATE: Day 5 is to begin on Saturday, February 13th at 10 AM Eastern Time. A final Senate vote to convict or acquit Trump is expected to occur today.
DAY 5 UPDATE #2: A significant development has occurred, due to a CNN news article published just last night just minutes after the Senate gaveled out for the day, the House impeachment managers this morning made a request to hold a Senate floor vote on calling witnesses and requesting additional documents. The vote was 55-45 FOR calling witnesses and requesting additional documents.
Final vote on acquitting or convicting Trump will NOT happen today as previously believed.
DAY 5 UPDATE #3: Reports are coming through that a bipartisan agreement to hold closing arguments and a final vote today might happen.
DAY 5 UPDATE #4: Reports have apparently confirmed a bipartisan agreement has been made and there will be NO witnesses called for the impeachment trial. Final vote now expected to occur today.
DAY 5 UPDATE #5: U.S. Senate votes 57-43, vote to convict Trump failed, Trump has been acquitted of incitement of an insurrection.
As of January 26th, 2021, the trial has begun with preliminary preparations being conducted on January 26th:
U.S. Senate | Event | C-SPAN.org (c-span.org)
The official start of the trial is [EDITED ON JANUARY 26th AT 3:31 PM EASTERN TO INCLUDE DATE AND TIME, COUNTDOWN] on February 9th at 1 PM Eastern:
Feb 9, 2021 at 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 9TH UPDATE: The second impeachment trial starts today at 1 PM Eastern.
END OF DAY ONE UPDATE: The second impeachment trial will continue after the U.S. Senate voted 56-44 for declaring the impeachment trial constitutional. The Republicans who voted with the Democrats to declare the trial constitutional was Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitt Romney of Utah, Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania.
Day 2 will start at Noon, Eastern Time on February 10th:
Senate agrees to hear Trump case, rejecting GOP arguments (apnews.com)
DAY 5 UPDATE: Day 5 is to begin on Saturday, February 13th at 10 AM Eastern Time. A final Senate vote to convict or acquit Trump is expected to occur today.
DAY 5 UPDATE #2: A significant development has occurred, due to a CNN news article published just last night just minutes after the Senate gaveled out for the day, the House impeachment managers this morning made a request to hold a Senate floor vote on calling witnesses and requesting additional documents. The vote was 55-45 FOR calling witnesses and requesting additional documents.
Final vote on acquitting or convicting Trump will NOT happen today as previously believed.
DAY 5 UPDATE #3: Reports are coming through that a bipartisan agreement to hold closing arguments and a final vote today might happen.
DAY 5 UPDATE #4: Reports have apparently confirmed a bipartisan agreement has been made and there will be NO witnesses called for the impeachment trial. Final vote now expected to occur today.
DAY 5 UPDATE #5: U.S. Senate votes 57-43, vote to convict Trump failed, Trump has been acquitted of incitement of an insurrection.
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