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Watch, listen to, and read about Ted’s role in the impeachment trial

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He also appeared on All In With Chris Hayes to discuss Mitch McConnell’s post-acquittal speech

[Lieu for Congress] {NAME}, As many of you know, Ted was one of nine Democrats selected to argue the people’s case for impeaching Donald Trump before the U.S. Senate last week. Over the course of the trial, Ted presented irrefutable evidence that proved Trump violated his oath of office and committed an impeachable offense that warranted his conviction. We are proud of all that Ted has done to protect our Democracy and uphold the rule of law as our Representative. Whether or not you were able to follow the proceedings, we wanted to be sure that all of Ted’s supporters had the chance to watch, listen to, and read about his role in the impeachment process: Ted spoke with Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin about why he believes that the impeachment trial cemented Trump’s infamous place in history. You can [read more here.]( He also appeared on All In With Chris Hayes to discuss Mitch McConnell’s post-acquittal speech on the Senate floor, and on Erin Burnett OutFront to express his support for a 9/11-style commission to investigate the Capitol attack. You can [watch here]( and [here.]( Part of Ted’s floor presentation is featured in The New York Times where he explains why this trial wasn’t just about the past, but also about ensuring that no president can get away with undermining our elections in the future. You can find the [full clip here.]( Best, Team Lieu [DONATE](   --------------------------------------------------------------- www.tedlieu.com Ted Lieu for Congress · United States This email was sent to {EMAIL}. To stop receiving emails, [click here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Paid for by Ted Lieu for Congress

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