Trump Lawyers’ Opening Argument: ‘Majority in the House’ Afraid of Facing Trump in the Future

Trump Lawyers’ Opening Argument: ‘Majority in the House’ Afraid of Facing Trump in the Future
In this screenshot taken from a Congressional webcast, Bruce Castor Jr. defense lawyer for former President Donald Trump speaks on Feb. 8, 2021. congress.gov via Getty Images
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Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers on Tuesday made their opening argument in the Senate impeachment trial, asserting that House Democrats impeached Trump because they are fearful of facing him as a political opponent in 2024.

“You will never hear anybody representing former President Trump say anything at all other than, what happened on January 6 in the storming and the breaching of the Capitol should be denounced in the most vigorous terms,” the former president’s lawyer, Bruce Castor, said on the floor of the Senate.

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