BLOG # 8 From what is being presented, I believe that the impeachment managers' approach is quite well organized and sound reasoning. The procedures they have put in place seem to be well abiding and well planned. I believe that the trial will be of much importance as far as legal formalities are concerned. Lack of remorsefulness is a big social vice, given that it occurs as a leading party. Given the attack's toll, it even beats more logic even when the most public figure does not show his remorse to the affected. However, the team working on this case seem to be determined to get to the bottom of the matter by keeping everything zipped up till the trial day.

Impeachment managers plan to zero in on Trump's lack of remorse today From CNN's Manu Raju, Jeremy Herb and Lauren Fox The House impeachment managers work on speech details on Wednesday, February 10. The House impeachment managers work on speech details on Wednesday, February 10. Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post/Getty Images The House impeachment managers plan to conclude their case against former President Trump on Thursday by zeroing in on Trump’s lack of remorse following the deadly attack and going further into the role he played, according to senior aides on the impeachment team. The managers also intend to examine the harm that the attack caused to the people in the Capitol, including beyond just the physical scars, the aides said. They will discuss the legal issues surrounding the case, according to the aides, in what will likely be a prebuttal to the arguments they expect to hear from Trump’s legal team when the defense presentation begins. The aides would not get into specifics on the evidence they plan to present today, or whether they will show any additional new video of the Capitol riots