It was the third time in US history that a president has been put on a trial in such a way – and Republicans and Democrats were consistent in their votes
One by one they rose in the hushed Senate chamber and pronounced the words heard for centuries in courtrooms all over the world: guilty, or not guilty.
No, there was not the same suspense over the outcome as in the OJ Simpson murder trial, or when a jury foreman takes a deep breath in countless fictional courtroom dramas.
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Source: US Politics - theguardian.com
