And that is what the Clinton impeachment trial is like for me now.

It is like a painting that has not dried.

Because in some ways, that seemed like the height of partisan bickering.

And now we are upholding it as a model of a set of rules to go for it in a trial.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics, the home of grace filled political conversations.

Hello, everyone.

We are here together in person at Wisconsin, Lutheran College.

We want to thank them for providing a recording space for us while we're here doing several

workshops and an event.

We want to thank Tim who's sitting here with us, helping us with our recording and our

levels.

And we want to thank all of you for joining us for another episode of Pant suit politics.

There's plenty going on in the world.

But before we get to it, we want to let you know that you can hear our bonus episode this

month on patreon.com slash Pant suit politics.

If you are at the supporter level, it's a really good conversation.

It's one of my favorite episodes that we've done lately.

Honestly, we talk about the split in the United Methodist Church and how the way that they

have resolved their disagreement in that church tells us a lot about where America is right

now.

So patreon.com slash Pant suit politics become a supporter to hear that conversation.

As you have definitely heard by now, the impeachment trial of Donald Trump started as we're recording

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