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We know how Republicans will vote — but what do they believe?

© Getty Images With 44 of the 50 Senate Republicans declaring that impeaching a president who is no longer in office is unconstitutional, the House of Representatives’ resolution to impeach Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection on Jan. 6 will almost certainly fall far short of the 67 votes required to convict him. Nonetheless, Americans should remember that although many Trump loyalists in the Senate refuse to hold the former president accountable for the assault on the Capitol, they do hold him responsible. Perhaps the tally would be different if the ballot were secret. ADVERTISEMENT Abundant evidence supports the conclusion expressed in the lyrics of a song recorded a hundred years ago by Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra: “Your lips tell me no, no/But there’s yes, yes in your eyes.” Here’s what Republican leaders of the Senate who will likely vote to acquit said before they listened to the avalanche of evidence presented by the House managers that President Trump

How statements by Republican lawmakers have made things harder for Trump s legal team

How statements by Republican lawmakers have made things harder for Trump’s legal team Vox.com 2/13/2021 Cameron Peters © Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler (R-WA) speaks during an appropriations committee hearing in February 2020. Former President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense is looking more threadbare: New statements by Republican lawmakers appear to undercut key claims from his defense team about how much Trump knew about the January 6 attack on the US Capitol, and when he knew it. New details emerged Friday about a call between Trump and House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy in the midst of the attack. First recounted in January by Washington state Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, who was one of just 10 House Republicans to vote for impeachment, the call gives insight into Trump’s state of mind on the day of the insurrection and suggests his sympathies lay with the rioters.

US Senate acquits Trump as Republicans save him in impeachment again

Donald Trump's impeachment trial took an unexpected turn on Saturday when the U.S. Senate voted narrowly in favor of calling witnesses to testify .

Mitch McConnell Faces Backlash After Refusing To Impeach Former President Donald Trump

Mitch McConnell Faces Backlash After Refusing To Impeach Former President Donald Trump Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell will not support the impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump. McConnell told his fellow Republicans that he will vote to acquit Trump against inciting the insurrection that took place at the Capitol on Jan. 8, CNN reports. Sources close to the Kentucky Congressman revealed his decision is based on his belief that the Senate doesn’t have the jurisdiction to pursue the case since Trump is no longer in office. The decision has resulted in outrage from the folks on Twitter who were disappointed that McConnell’s decision could sway others so Trump won’t face punishment for the riot that resulted in five deaths.

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