https://www.politico.com/news/2019/12/18/trump-impeachment-trial-steny-hoyer-087319
Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to commit Wednesday to delivering articles of impeachment to the Senate, citing concerns about an unfair trial on removing President Donald Trump from office.
Senior Democratic aides said the House was “very unlikely” to take the steps necessary to send the articles to the Senate until at least early January, a delay of at least two weeks and perhaps longer.
“So far we haven’t seen anything that looks fair to us,” Pelosi told reporters at a news conference just moments after the House charged Trump with abuse of power and obstructing congressional investigations. “That would’ve been our intention, but we’ll see what happens over there.”
https://www.politico.com/news/2019/12/18/trump-impeachment-trial-steny-hoyer-087319
Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to commit Wednesday to delivering articles of impeachment to the Senate, citing concerns about an unfair trial on removing President Donald Trump from office.
Senior Democratic aides said the House was “very unlikely” to take the steps necessary to send the articles to the Senate until at least early January, a delay of at least two weeks and perhaps longer.
**“So far we haven’t seen anything that looks fair to us,”** Pelosi told reporters at a news conference just moments after the House charged Trump with abuse of power and obstructing congressional investigations. “That would’ve been our intention, but we’ll see what happens over there.”
Okay, so supposing the articles call for the Senate to hold trial, and the President is literally one third of the government and thus holds a unique position as a US citizen, doesn't withholding the peach mints violate his 6A right to a fair, speedy, and public trial?
And Madam Speaker, how does this not constitute obstruction of justice on your part?