Impeachments are trials of a sort, but they aren't decided by facts. They're decided by the votes of politicians, who generally believe that principle is something determined by voter poll - which is akin to driving a car by watching the rear view mirror. Host, do you really believe that there is even the most miniscule of chances of impeachment and convication in a Congress with such slim majorities (and remember that a. some of the dems are moderates or even conservative, and b. corporate control over congressional officials through lobbying and campaign contributions is as real as voter input)?? After acquittal, what then?
Who here is overly confidant?
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