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Posted on February 18, 2021. His impeachment trial is playing out in his absence, but it is as though he was there. A trial whose outcome we already know, like the first one, because it is more than likely that not enough Republican senators will join the Democrats to clear the necessary majority of 67 votes to convict Donald Trump for “inciting an insurrection.” It’s as if he were there, watching the swarm of Republicans in the Senate, sucked in by the national populism of the master and taking a position that dangerously resembles that of the Capitol rioters on Jan. 6, Republicans supporting a position defended by Trump with his twisted freedom of expression argument and pretending that under the pretext he is no longer president, that the procedure underway against him is illegitimate and unconstitutional.

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