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Congresswoman to Lead Prosecution in Senate Impeachment Trial
A House representative who presided over impeachment hearings will now head the prosecution team presenting the case in the Senate. The interview is scheduled to air on May 27 at 5 pm.
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A member of the House of Representatives who led recent impeachment hearings will now direct the prosecution effort in the Senate. The representative is scheduled to discuss preparation and public criticism in a live interview. The interview will be conducted by a Rappler reporter and broadcast on Wednesday, May 27, at 5 pm.
It will cover how the representative is preparing for the Senate phase and how she addresses public comments.
Background on the Proceedings The House previously conducted hearings on the impeachment matter. The representative now moves from presiding those hearings to leading the team that will argue for conviction before senators. Questions about the representative's approach to criticism and concerns over possible retaliation are expected to be addressed during the interview.
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