Shouldn't Sen. Warren and Sen. Sanders be disqualified to serve as jurists during the Impeachment Trial? ?

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Both of these senators are running for the office of President of the United States. Donald Trump is their political enemy. They have much to gain if he is removed from office. There is no way that they can live up to being impartial. This is outrageous!

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Yes, they  should!

frank lynn · Answer

That is a very good question and an astute observation. One that they probably don't even consider since they are hiding behind their supposed duty to the government.

Anonymous · Answer

YES..............

Anonymous · Answer

They would like that.
Instead of campaigning, they have to listen to all the bullshit for 2 or 3 weeks.

? · Answer

Two votes will not change the outcome.

RockIt · Answer

All of them should recuse themselves.  It would be better for the election process and the principle of a fair trial.

? · Answer

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StephenWeinstein · Answer

Should the Constitution allow it? Perhaps.

But it doesn't.

It doesn't matter whether they "should" be disqualified, because the Constitution doesn't allow them to be disqualified.

Pearl L · Answer

thats up to trump to decide

Mao Bidden · Answer

They are free to resign as senators.  LOL  Running for president does not excuse their duties as senator.  LOL

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Shouldn't Sen. Warren and Sen. Sanders be disqualified to serve as jurists during the Impeachment Trial? ?

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