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Could McConnell Actually be Considering Convicting Trump in the Senate?
I wouldn’t be surprised if he wants to be rid of the now former President once and for all.
With Joe Biden officially sworn in as President of the United States, I and I’m sure many others have been wondering what will happen to the Republican party in the wake of the Trump Presidency. After the being impeached for a second time following the Pro-Trump riots that took place on January 6th, Donald Trump’s fate lies with the Senate, where now Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell will be charged with determining how his fellow Republicans vote. A man who all but certainly believes Donald Trump is the reason Republicans lost the Senate and put the lives of lawmakers in jeopardy. While I would not be at all surprised if even still, after everything that took place, McConnell refused to convict Donald Trump. But part of me can’t help wondering if he’s at the very least considering the possibility.
In Washington D.C. and of course with Mitch McConnell, everything comes down to money, and Donald Trump and his most ardent defenders in congress have certainly cost the Republican party quite a bit of it recently. CNN reported that businesses like AirBnB, AT&T, Amazon, BlueCross BlueShield, Dow Chemical and American Express among many others have…
