I'm totally fine with not allowing the GOP to have the power to subpoena whoever they want. It would be foolish to give them the power. They'd use it to delay, muddy the waters, and whatever other political moves they come up with. And I wouldn't fault them for doing that. There's also no chance in hell they'd give the democrats the same power if the roles were reversed.
Remember, this is not the trial. We're just deciding whether or not there should be a trial. We don't do special prosecutors anymore. The house will lay out the prosecution and then send it to the senate where a few of them will serve as the actual prosecutors, and the president will have every chance to defend himself.
We have already established you don't care about due process, the rule of law, or precedent. You can call being able to present a defense "muddying the waters" all you want, that doesn't wave a magic wand over totalitarianism and make it right. Rather convenient you can just unilaterally declare a defense not necessary, because after all nothing should get in the way of this extrajudicial railroading right? Your proclamation that if the roles were reverse they would act the same is nothing but you justifying democrat totalitarianism with assumptions based on absolutely noting. The House has oversight authority, not just one half of The House. Nothing about this process is within the law. So again, those non-subpoena subpoenas? Still pretty quiet... No matter, just keep shifting to new accusations as you fail to justify the last, people have short memories and you can perpetually justify this insanity by simply sliding the topic.
I'm simply pointing out the massive amount of hypocrisy that goes on in US politics from both sides.
I think that most peoples views on this whole impeachment thing is mainly driven by a drive for whatever side they agree more with policy wise to win. That's fucked up. Your views on immigration or healthcare or taxes shouldn't have anything to do with whether or not it's ok to blatantly lie to the country. Yet whenever a politician lies, only the opposition calls them out. And I'm not just talking about Trump. This is just a general example.
It's become perfectly normal to respond to someone you disagree with by insulting them and trying to make them look or feel stupid which just creates a vicious cycle of non-productive 'debate'. (if you can even call it that). Without productive debate, we aren't really a democracy. The best ideas won't be considered. We'll just use the ideas of whoever is best at making the other politicians look the most stupid.