In 1999, Sen. Charles Schumer voted against a resolution allowing witnesses to be subpoenaed during Bill Clinton’s impeachment trial. Now, as Senate minority leader, Schumer is singing a different tune. He should think twice about this, says Post columnist Marc Thiessen. Read more: Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube:
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In 1999, Sen. Charles Schumer voted against a resolution allowing witnesses to be subpoenaed during Bill Clinton’s impeachment trial. Now, as Senate minority leader, Schumer is singing a different tune. He should think twice about this, says Post columnist Marc Thiessen. Read more: Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: 
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