To be super clear. I'm trying to understand here. This is not a comment on anyone or the topic. I'm trying to understand.
If I'm understanding right, most everyone, regardless of political leaning, expects Trump to survive the Senate trial and not be removed.
It'll be because the Republicans get to control the process and the vote will be along partisan lines.
Right or wrong, that seems to be the practical reality.
Is that fair to say?
If so, can the Anti Trump folks elaborate on why they're spending so much time and effort on this? Both maybe for the actual politicians but also for the regular citizens?
Is it a thing where you just do the right thing because it's the right thing? Like an attorney faithfully prosecuting a case he knows he will lose?
Is it more a thing where the hope is the process will cause damage to Trump and weaken his chances for re-election?
Other things?
I'm certainly not saying just play dead and let the "other" side do their thing. I'm just trying to understand how folks are seeing this and what they're hoping for.
Thanks.
If I'm understanding right, most everyone, regardless of political leaning, expects Trump to survive the Senate trial and not be removed.
It'll be because the Republicans get to control the process and the vote will be along partisan lines.
Right or wrong, that seems to be the practical reality.
Is that fair to say?
If so, can the Anti Trump folks elaborate on why they're spending so much time and effort on this? Both maybe for the actual politicians but also for the regular citizens?
Is it a thing where you just do the right thing because it's the right thing? Like an attorney faithfully prosecuting a case he knows he will lose?
Is it more a thing where the hope is the process will cause damage to Trump and weaken his chances for re-election?
Other things?
I'm certainly not saying just play dead and let the "other" side do their thing. I'm just trying to understand how folks are seeing this and what they're hoping for.
Thanks.