Impeachment Hearings To Go Public

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House of Democrats is now in their way to make two hearings concerning Mr. Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry. This is the first step towards making the proceedings public and to take the common man into confidence about the kind of person that is holding the most important seat in the White House.

Public hearing has been agreed over pressure mounted on the House of Democrats by the Republicans and Trump himself. The public hearings will now heighten the investigation taking it to a new and critical phase that is all but certain to exacerbate sharp partisan divisions over the process.

The impeachment proceedings have been able to the see the light of the day, because of many within the Trump administration who have worked alongside Trump, with a heavy heart and unwilling nod to his dubious self serving methods to run the show.

It is only when witnesses have offered testimony on Trump's communication that Democrats have had a card against the ‘man of words and dubious deed.’

Trump is known to have tried to influence Ukraine's leader where Trump requested him to initiate political investigations as well as a decision to temporarily withhold congressionally approved military aid for the Eastern European country. Trump is the fourth president in U.S. history to face an impeachment inquiry.

The first televised hearing begins November 13, with acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor and George Kent, assistant deputy Secretary of State Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, testifying at 10 a.m. Ousted U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch will testify at 9 a.m. on November 15.

The first hearing throws light on the fact that Taylor gave a testimony in which he stated that he had a "clear understanding" that Ukraine wouldn't receive its military aid. He also added that a White House meeting between the two leaders would materialize only if Ukraine agreed to opening political investigations against the forerunner for Presidential 2020 elections, Joe Biden.

While the wave of change can be felt in America, with many states showing wins in favor of Democratic candidates, the House is going to make an all out effort to hit it hard with the television hearings.

Previously, former special counsel Robert Mueller's public testimony about his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and potential obstruction of justice by Trump couldn’t sway the public opinion enough.

However, this time, the House of Democrats are sure that revelations of misuse of the power seat to influence and interference in the governance of another nation, amounts to clear cut impeachment.  

The forerunner for the Presidential elections could be another businessman billionaire Michael Bloomberg. He has rich experience of holding seat as Mayor of New York and sound business sense, acknowledged by the way he has established a brand of his own.  However, his late entry might create some roadblocks. If not, his closest contender would be 17 strong Democrats and merely three Republicans.

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