Sir, you said in your diary
And I am conscious of the fact that I would have a specific role to play as a sworn, impartial juror should an impeachment be tried in the Senate. If charges come to the Senate, I will approach them and the trial with the same seriousness that I had when I participated in the Clinton impeachment trial. I would not prejudge the case one way or the other should it come to this.
Respectfully, I disagree that you are or were ever supposed to be an impartial juror in the case of impeachment. While I expect you and your colleagues to treat this with a seriousness and professionalism that the Republicans never did with the Clinton impeachment by no means are you or your colleagues capable of being impartial. I am also not asking you to approach this issue with the already made up minds of your Republican colleagues. I do, however, expect you to not ignore the plentiful, indeed, overwhelming evidence and information about the impeachable offences of this administration in some kind of pretense of fairness and impartiality. Please follow me below the fold for my argument against your assumption of impartiality.
