Trump Prosecutor Blasts Dems for using Founding Father Against Trump’s Quote ‘ Fully Out of Place ‘

Democrats who use Father Alexander Hamilton’s words to end their assaults on President Donald Trump are excluding Hamilton, according to one of Trump’s lawyers.

Chairman of the House Committee on Intelligence Rep. Adam Schiff from California and Chairman of the House Committee on Judicial Affairs Rep. Jerry Nadler from New York used Hamilton’s terms each in the Trump Senate case.

“We didn’t plan to use the power of the courts often or politically… but put it in the Constitution for a reason” Chairman of House Intelligence Adam Schiff who opened the Trump #ImpeachmentTrial cites Alexander Hamiltonhttps:/t.co / WgILTa4g5B pic.twitter.com / n2T1I 2IUmO— BBC News (@BBCWorld) on January 22, 2020

We’re in the middle of what Alexander Hamilton called “the greatest danger”—the danger a partisan impeachment poses for our country.

This #ShamImpeachment is the real abuse of power.

— House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP) January 23, 2020

Democrats have weaponized (and trampled on) the Constitution!

Our Founding Fathers would be appalled:

HAMILTON: called impeachment “the greatest danger” when decided “by the comparative strength of parties, than by the real demonstrations of innocence or guilt”

— Kayleigh McEnany (@kayleighmcenany) January 22, 2020

“When a person who has no values in private life is despotic in his own wealth, brave in his mind, possessed of considerable talent, with the advantage of military habits— despotic in his usual way — knows that he has privately scoffed at the principles of freedom— if he is seen to be riding the famous hobby horse — he will take every opportunity to join in the cry of danger to freedom

According to The Washington Post, Sekulow told reporters on Thursday that the quotation was “unapplicable and totally out of place.”

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Democrats “used Alexander Hamilton’s famous quote about the prosecution,” said Sekulow, as Fox News reported.

“It wasn’t the police. Five years after the Constitution was adopted, it was a letter on political disputes between Hamilton and Washington. “So they are not only taking the wrong rule, they are also taking the wrong quotations from the founding fathers” he said.

“To quote the correct terms and what the Founding Fathers were actually talking about, would be really fitting,” Sekulow said.

So Adam Schift admits his actions are meant to void the votes of millions of American voters because he doesn’t like their choice. Alexander Hamilton warned about political parties weaponizing Impeachment and here we have it! https://t.co/iFtbcvRbLV

— Greg Murphy (@RepGregMurphy) January 23, 2020

During Jerry Nadler’s opening remarks at the impeachment trial, he referenced Alexander Hamilton’s 1792 letter to George Washington but the graphic he used said it was written in 1972 pic.twitter.com/peGDLX7nlK

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) January 23, 2020

“They did not intend for the power of impeachment to be used frequently or as a matter of policy… but they put it in the constitution for a reason”

House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, opening the Trump #ImpeachmentTrial, quotes Alexander Hamiltonhttps://t.co/WgILTa4g5B pic.twitter.com/n2T1I2IUmO

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 22, 2020

Related: GOP Sen. Ready To Call Schiff, Whistlebloc, Bidens To Testify in Case Senate Allows Witnesses So Adam Schift admits that his actions are meants to cancel the votes of millions of American electors because they do not like their choice. Hamilton has also been quoted by Republicans. Alexander Hamilton cautioned about the weapons of the political parties and we have it here! [email protected]/iFtbcvRbLV — January 23, 2020 The Democrats protected (and trampled on) the Constitution by Greg Murphy (@RepGregMurphy).

Hamilton: called an impeachment “the greatest danger” when decided by “the comparative strength of the parties rather than by the real shows of innocence or guilt” — Kayleigh McEnany, January 22, 2020. We are in the middle of what Alexander Hamilton called “the greatest risk,”— the danger of a partisan impeachment for our country.

This #ShamImpeachment is the real power violence.

— House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP), January 23, 2020 In Jan. 7 Op-Ed for Fox News, Utah Sen. Mike Lee wrote, “Alexander Hamilton claimed in Federalist 66 that splitting the abduction and expulsion authority between House and Senate and House representatives would’ guard against the danger of tyranny, by the spread of the factious spirit in either house.'”

“It was both prescient and providential for our founding fathers to guard against this by putting their final judgment and opposing it not in the hands of the House of Representatives, a judge, a tribunal or even a jury, but in the Senate.” Lee noted that the trial is unconnected with politics elsewhere in his Op-Ed.

The] founders of the Constitution understood that the prosecution was an essentially political act — for good or ill—,” he wrote.

“James Wilson, one of the first judges of the nation and a leading constitutional theorist, described the prosecution as” both political characters, political crimes and misdemeanors and political punishments.