Naturally the conventional media, and the "Analysts" they consult with, believe that it will be the other way around, that the Senate Republicans who didn't vote to remove Trump from office, and felt they had heard enough without demanding more witnesses, might be in trouble.
"For the handful of senators who face tough reelection battles this year, their vote to acquit or convict Trump, or even to call witnesses in the trial, could loom large when voters consider whether to give them another six-year term," Reuters said last month.
As Republican South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said from the Senate floor Wednesday, "The people of the United States are fed up with this crap." Expect the fed-up voters of deep red Alabama to express their anger when Democratic Sen. Doug Jones, who voted for conviction, is on the fall ballot for reelection.
Alabama voters favored Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016 by a 63-35 margin, but Jones by fewer than 2 percentage points when he won the 2017 special election to replace Jeff Sessions.
They also know the "Fed up" voters are likely to be more motivated to go to the polls than those who might still be sulking that they couldn't get rid of Trump.
Odds are good voters will reject the Democratic presidential nominee in favor of Trump.
Voters should also oust the likes of Pelosi, Schiff, Nadler, Lofgren, and the other Democrats behind the farce for dragging the country into their filthy hogpen.
https://issuesinsights.com/2020/02/05/with-trump-acquitted-will-voters-impeach-dems-at-the-ballot-box/
"For the handful of senators who face tough reelection battles this year, their vote to acquit or convict Trump, or even to call witnesses in the trial, could loom large when voters consider whether to give them another six-year term," Reuters said last month.
As Republican South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said from the Senate floor Wednesday, "The people of the United States are fed up with this crap." Expect the fed-up voters of deep red Alabama to express their anger when Democratic Sen. Doug Jones, who voted for conviction, is on the fall ballot for reelection.
Alabama voters favored Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016 by a 63-35 margin, but Jones by fewer than 2 percentage points when he won the 2017 special election to replace Jeff Sessions.
They also know the "Fed up" voters are likely to be more motivated to go to the polls than those who might still be sulking that they couldn't get rid of Trump.
Odds are good voters will reject the Democratic presidential nominee in favor of Trump.
Voters should also oust the likes of Pelosi, Schiff, Nadler, Lofgren, and the other Democrats behind the farce for dragging the country into their filthy hogpen.
https://issuesinsights.com/2020/02/05/with-trump-acquitted-will-voters-impeach-dems-at-the-ballot-box/
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