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What else did Trump's letter say
What else did Trump's letter say? Mr Trump claimed in his letter
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he had been "deprived of basic Constitutional Due Process from the beginning of this impeachment scam" and "denied the
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most fundamental rights afforded by the Constitution, including the right to present evidence". "More due process was afforded
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to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," he wrote. The president was in fact publicly
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invited by the Democratic chair of the House Judiciary Committee to give evidence in the impeachment process, which would also have allowed his legal team to question witnesses, but he declined. The Mayor of Salem, Kim Driscoll, tweeted
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that the president should "Learn some history," saying the witch trial convictions were made in the absence of evidence, whereas the case against the president involved "ample evidence".