Q Post 3741" Fast-Tracking" and" How long do Senate impeachment trials normally take?" Q thinks this important for us to question. When Q takes the TIME to tell us someting I think it is IMPORTANT to try to figure out what he is telling us, but I can't quite figure out the connection between fast-tracking and how long a Senate Impeachment trial normally takes, I looked and can't get a straight answer from the internet. Does anyone know the answer about the connection to fast-tracking and how long it takes a Senate trial to Impeach? Is Pelosi trying to RUSH things, or SLOW them down? I think it's important to figure it out if Q wants us to know. Any help would be appreciated. I put the definition of fast-tracking below. THIS IS PART OF Q'S POST 3741: "What 'value' might exist by holding the articles? How long do Senate impeachment trials normally take? What statements have been made re: timing? Think 'fast-tracking' ."WHAT IS FAST TRACKING?" Fast tracking is a technique where activities that would have been performed sequentially using the original schedule are performed in parallel. In other words, fast tracking a project means the activities are worked on simultaneously instead of waiting for each piece to be completed separately. But fast tracking can only be applied if the activities in question can actually be overlapped.  When you need to compress a schedule, you should consider this technique first, because fast tracking usually does not involve any costs. This technique simply rearranges the activities in the original schedule. Although fast tracking may not result in an increase in the cost, it leads to an increase in the RISK, because activities now being performed in parallel may lead to needing to rework or rearrange the project. And, reworking the project can cause the project to lose even more time."