REVEALED: Here Are The Five Republican Senators Who Will Vote To Convict Trump
Republicans gave Nancy Pelosi the “best” surprise in her life, and her impeachment plan is already a failure
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Democrats first used the word “impeachment” in 2016. Pelosi and her friends could not accept the fact that Donald Trump won the elections. They criticized every move the former President made, and now they are trying to impeach him. Is that even possible? Trump is no longer part of the Oval Office.
Nancy’s dreams of convicting Trump went down the hill. According to recent sources, 45 Republican senators agreed that her impeachment was unconstitutional.
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky introduced a motion to force a vote on the constitutionality of impeaching a private citizen. His motion was defeated by a 55-45 margin and now we know the names of the real traitors.
Mitt Romney of Utah, Maine’s Susan Collins, Nebraska’s Ben Sasse, Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski, and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, a state that was rife with voting irregularities in an election that millions view as illegitimate.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell confused everyone with his attitude. If you ask Paul, he will say that the trial “is dead on arrival in the Senate.”
The Senate just voted on my constitutional point of order.
45 Senators agreed that this sham of a “trial” is unconstitutional.
That is more than will be needed to acquit and to eventually end this partisan impeachment process.
This “trial” is dead on arrival in the Senate.
— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) January 26, 2021
Fox News reported on Pelosi’s failure:
“Rand Paul calls Trump impeachment trial ‘dead on arrival’ after 45 GOP senators vote against it”:
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul declared former President Trump’s Senate impeachment trial “dead on arrival” on Tuesday after 45 Senate Republicans voted against holding the proceeding, viewing it as unconstitutional.
Rand, a Kentucky Republican, had called for a procedural vote regarding holding a trial, claiming the Senate shouldn’t address the article of impeachment against Trump filed by the House this month because Trump is now out of office.
If a trial were to proceed, Trump would become the first former president to face an impeachment trial.
In Paul’s view, the votes of 45 Republicans against holding a trial proved his point – and likely rendered any upcoming trial to be moot.
“If you voted that it was unconstitutional, how in the world would you ever vote to convict somebody for this?” Paul told reporters after the vote, according to Politico. “This vote indicates it’s over. The trial is all over.”
Sen. Rand Paul:
"No Democrat will honestly ask whether Bernie Sanders incited the shooter that nearly killed Steve Scalise."
"No Democrat will ask whether Maxine Waters incited violence when she literally told her supporters" to confront Trump officials in public. pic.twitter.com/ytDKsscxgh
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) January 26, 2021
Paul added in a Twitter message that the vote showed the House’s impeachment case – charging Trump with “inciting an insurrection” in connection with the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol – was “dead on arrival.”
Rand blasted these Republicans for their double-standard policy, referring to the 2017 case. Liberal media drove one of Bernie Sanders’ supporters to a killing rage. The gunman opened fire on the GOP congressional baseball team in June. Rep. Steve Scalise had to be rushed to the hospital. He almost died in the attack.
Pelosi is not doing us a favor. Her impeachment efforts will only hurt this country and the people who live in it.
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Source: edition.cnn.com
