Trump Impeachment Lawyer: ‘Stolen’ Election Claims Won’t Be Brought Up During Trial

Trump Impeachment Lawyer: ‘Stolen’ Election Claims Won’t Be Brought Up During Trial
Then-President Donald Trump talks to reporters before departing with his family from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida for the Thanksgiving holiday, in Washington on Nov. 21, 2017. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times
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An attorney for former President Donald Trump said he won’t bring up claims about election fraud while defending the former president during the upcoming impeachment trial.

“There are plenty of questions about how the election was conducted throughout the country, but that’s for a different forum, and I don’t believe that’s important to litigate in the Senate trial because you don’t need it,” attorney Bruce Castor told KYW Newsradio Philadelphia. “President Trump has plenty to win with what he has.”
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