Sen. Joni Ernst’s speech in Senate Trump impeachment trial (Feb 4, 2020)

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<a href=“https://youtu.be/875RwTbZYrI\“>youtube https://youtu.be/875RwTbZYrI Sen. Joni Ernst, a Republican from Iowa, called the trial “robust” and at times “rancorous.” She said that “some days I left here feeling angry” after the trial but on other days she left “hopeful.”

Ernst said senators “had one job,” which was to “decide based on the evidence” if Trump committed an “impeachable offense. I will vote against both articles of impeachment,” she said. She concluded that she “prays” that presidential impeachments “will not become the norm.” Americans “deserve better than this,” she said. <a href=“https://facebook.com/HygoNewsUSA/videos/2854945571228740/\“>For many comments, check out here

The original clips contained more than 5 minutes of video, this compressed version is only 4 minutes after removal of silences and pauses. twitter https://twitter.com/HygoNews/status/1224784391114612736

Key Points

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• Joni Ernst, a Republican from Iowa, called the trial “robust” and at times “rancorous
• ” She said that “some days I left here feeling angry” after the trial but on other days she left “hopeful
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Ernst said senators “had one job,” which was to “decide based on the evidence” if Trump committed an “impeachable offense

• I will vote against both articles of impeachment,” she said