Gabriel Malor, a Washington, D.C. attorney and conservative writer said in a recent article,
The House Republican strategy thus far is tantamount to declaring "he's innocent, therefore, he doesn't need to put on a defense." This is a bad plan. Ultimately, the Democrats are going to draw up articles of impeachment, and Trump will have to put on a defense in the Senate. If House Republicans want to be of any use in fact-finding for that defense, now is the only time they have to participate. It's time for them to stop playing games and treat impeachment as an actual serious threat.
He might also have added, “unless they actually want Trump impeached, but don’t dare admit it.”
President Trump’s offenses are incontestable and indefensible, leaving House Republicans only the option of obfuscation, unless they are willing to cross the aisle and call him out.
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