QQOTD: Rear Admiral Barry Black, Senate Chaplain
“Lord, help our lawmakers to store Your promises in their hearts and
permit You to keep them from stumbling.”
~ Rear Admiral Barry Black, 62nd Chaplain of the United States Senate,
in his opening prayer on February 3, 2020, on the twelfth day of the
Impeachment trial of Donald Trump
Which Senate
jurors seem to be “stumbling” as Chaplain Black suggests in his opening prayer?
Republican or Democratic? How so?
Before the
beginning of this trial, did the Senate jurors exhibit a willingness to reserve
final judgment before the evidence was examined? Why or why not?
Which side
wants the truth, and nothing but the truth? Why would any juror want to squash
the evidence available to them?
Is “process”
more important than facts? Why or why not?
Historical
queries (To be determined in the near or far future):
What does
history reveal about this Impeachment trial?
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