@CNN: .@ErinBurnett: “If you found, that … the President dangled a pardon, or [had] someone else do it obviously on his behalf … when it comes to Cohen, is that grounds for impeachment?” Democratic Rep. @GerryConnolly: “Yes. No question” https://t.co/96a1noafo9 https://t.co/99iGjmIcR6

March 14, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: .@ErinBurnett: “If you found, that … the President dangled a pardon, or [had] someone else do it obviously on his behalf … when it comes to Cohen, is that grounds for impeachment?”

Democratic Rep. @GerryConnolly: “Yes. No question” https://t.co/96a1noafo9 https://t.co/99iGjmIcR6

.@ErinBurnett: "If you found, that … the President dangled a pardon, or [had] someone else do it obviously on his behalf … when it comes to Cohen, is that grounds for impeachment?"

Democratic Rep. @GerryConnolly: "Yes. No question" https://t.co/96a1noafo9 pic.twitter.com/99iGjmIcR6

— CNN (@CNN) March 15, 2019

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@CNN: .@ErinBurnett: “If you found, that … the President dangled a pardon, or [had] someone else do it obviously on his behalf … when it comes to Cohen, is that grounds for impeachment?” Democratic Rep. @GerryConnolly: “Yes. No question” https://t.co/96a1noafo9 https://t.co/99iGjmIcR6

@CNN: A Vatican diplomat in Washington has been recalled to Rome amid a child pornography investigation… https://t.co/o0Jev248o9

@CNN: Fred Guttenberg, the father of a slain Parkland student, said Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s life is “not ruined.” Guttenberg tried to shake the judge’s hand on the first day of his confirmation hearings. https://t.co/p6qEwtXN0O https://t.co/ijThUn5njA

@CNN: This pocket-sized device can tell if you’re having a heart attack in five minutes https://t.co/GG5k17h81P https://t.co/y76ELY6qJI

@CNN: President Trump defended his response to the death of Sen. John McCain in an interview with Bloomberg News. Asked if he missed a chance to unite the country and whether he had made a mistake, he said, “No, I don’t think I did at all.” https://t.co/pFjyt0VIwM https://t.co/1DSUQZ0MC9

@CNN: An Atlanta woman became the first living HIV-positive kidney donor in the world on Monday when surgeons transferred her organ to a recipient who is also HIV-positive https://t.co/WSaEIyHzXv https://t.co/MgDjMtFk4j

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