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Schumer asked if the Chief Justice Roberts knew that there were tie-breaker votes cast by the Chief in certain questions on the Johnson impeachment (in 1868).
Roberts said "Yes" he was aware, and had decided these "Votes" by the Chief on a couple of minor points ... such as an adjournment, DID NOT constitute a precedent for him to participate in this way.
Then Schumer called ANOTHER vote on Bolton etc. ... which I thought was already dispensed with in the earlier vote today.
Sigh.
ThankQ!
- Roberts said “Yes” he was aware, and had decided these “Votes” by the Chief on a couple of minor points ... such as an adjournment, DID NOT constitute a precedent for him to participate in this way. -
I believe that was Mark Levin’s belief and it’s actually good that distinction was made and put on the record.
WARNING: GRAPHIC. But funny!
(Concerns Roberts, and the House Managers (I assume Liddle Adam Schitt):
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