[Scrambler Bob]

either a misdemeanor or a high crime or treason or bribery,
= = =

At least one of the three Dem. Constitutional Professors at Nadler’s hearing said that ‘high’ modified both ‘crimes’ and ‘misdemeanors’.

I never heard that before, never studied it either. Don’t know the ramifications.

But Trump must be impeached.

[john316]

At least one of the three Dem. Constitutional Professors at Nadler’s hearing said that ‘high’ modified both ‘crimes’ and ‘misdemeanors’.

And those that believe there was an actual crime

[Savage Beast]

Whether or not high refers to crimes and misdemeanors is irrelevant. Trump has committed neither; nor has he committed treason or bribery. Therefore, his "impeachment" is unconstitutional and illegal and must be nullified by the courts.

This is the strategy to follow:

(1) Have McConnell and the rest of the Senate Republicans absolve Trump of all wrong doing and declare the "impeachment" bogus, unconstitutional, illegal, and politically motivated (which is true).

(2) Then appeal to the Supreme Court to have the "impeachment" declared bogus, unconstitutional, illegal, and politically motivated and thus nullified. Before the Court, President Trump's lawyers can subpoena as witnesses everyone involved in this "impeachment," including Schiff, Nadler, Pelosi, their witnesses, and everyone even peripherally associated with it.