'It's also pretty damn cowardly. Imagine being this afraid,' S.E. Cupp said.
"Afraid of witnesses who may further implicate the president in crimes. Afraid of documents that may reveal the president has been, you know, lying this whole time. Afraid of the president himself and what childish bad name he might conjure up for those who would dare to break ranks," Cupp continued."Afraid of losing their elections because keeping the job is so much more important than doing the job.
Trump became the third president in U.S. history to be impeached by the House of Representatives back in December. The vote largely passed along partisan lines, as Republican lawmakers defended the president. The Articles of Impeachment have now been transmitted to the Senate for the president's trial, while GOP lawmakers have largely continued to voice support for the president.
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Opinion | Trump just blew up the GOP impeachment strategy — for good reasonOpinion | David Mark: 'The political grenade President Trump threw by announcing his defense counsel star power might not be the approach Republicans wanted. But it just might be the winning one.' - NBCNewsTHINK
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