An opening statement by a lawyer in a trial is not evidence. An opening statement by a witness in a Congressional hearing is evidence. It is offered under oath as testimony.When you’re arguing process, you’re losing on the facts and evidence.— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) October 23, 2019
(Oh, and this is not a criminal trial, but you know that) https://t.co/AxkrhIjxMs
Those law professors in the Quad would be happy to explain the difference. An English major or a linguist could explain how a word or phrase can have two different meanings depending on context.
This is going to be the quality of the defense of Trump. Might as well get used to it.
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