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This blithering idiot said Trump will have the opportunity to prove his innocence.
Hey moron, it's on you and your ilk to prove he is guilty, which you have failed miserably to do. He doesn't need to prove anything.
Doug Collins: House Democratic leader's remark about letting Trump 'prove innocence' should alarm Americans
By Charles Creitz | Fox News
Hoyer, the number-two Democrat in the House, defended the House's impeachment inquiry last month by remarking that Trump was afforded "every opportunity to prove his innocence."
Collins told host Mark Levin that no American has to prove their innocence -- in fact, the burden of proof falls on the opposite party.
"Mr. Hoyer from Maryland ... made a very revealing statement for anybody who's concerned about Constitutional rights -- and especially for me -- even those of my Democratic counterparts who worry about their communities, where they discuss police action and rights being violated," he said.
"It's amazing to me how they're willingly setting that aside to come up to this -- Steny Hoyer actually said 'we allowed him every opportunity to come prove his innocence,'."
Collins said the comment was mindblowing in that it seemed that Congress must have "taken a vacation and le[ft] the United States."
Doug Collins: House Democratic leader's remark about letting Trump 'prove innocence' should alarm Americans
Hey moron, it's on you and your ilk to prove he is guilty, which you have failed miserably to do. He doesn't need to prove anything.
Doug Collins: House Democratic leader's remark about letting Trump 'prove innocence' should alarm Americans
By Charles Creitz | Fox News
Hoyer, the number-two Democrat in the House, defended the House's impeachment inquiry last month by remarking that Trump was afforded "every opportunity to prove his innocence."
Collins told host Mark Levin that no American has to prove their innocence -- in fact, the burden of proof falls on the opposite party.
"Mr. Hoyer from Maryland ... made a very revealing statement for anybody who's concerned about Constitutional rights -- and especially for me -- even those of my Democratic counterparts who worry about their communities, where they discuss police action and rights being violated," he said.
"It's amazing to me how they're willingly setting that aside to come up to this -- Steny Hoyer actually said 'we allowed him every opportunity to come prove his innocence,'."
Collins said the comment was mindblowing in that it seemed that Congress must have "taken a vacation and le[ft] the United States."
Doug Collins: House Democratic leader's remark about letting Trump 'prove innocence' should alarm Americans