House and Senate Proceedings Should be Independent of Each Other

   I still believe the House and the Senate should stick to their own, and not interfere with the other's part of the impeachment.
   The House, "shall have sole Power of Impeachment," says the Constitution. And, then,  a little later is says that, "The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments."
   That may sound confusing. Both are to have sole power? How can that be? The only logical explanation I can see is that they are to be sole and independent of the other. How else does it make sense?
   In all the things we are doing wrong with this impeachment, this is one.
 
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