'Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff did not come to play.' CNN commentators react to the second day of President Trump's Senate impeachment trial. | via CNNOpinion
CNN Opinion is curating commentators' smartest takes on the second day of President Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial. The views expressed below are their own.
Raul Reyes: He did not come to playRaul Reyes Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff did not come to play. On Wednesday, he laid out a strong case for why senators should vote to impeach and remove Donald Trump from the presidency. On a strategic level, Schiff's presentation was masterful: it was eloquent, thoughtful and -- most importantly -- restrained. While he invoked everyone from Alexander Hamilton to John F.
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