If the House votes to Impeach Trump

[NewJeffCT]

and a handful of (retiring) House Republicans vote to impeach, would that be considered a victory? Say 5-10 Republicans.

How about if that happens and then the vote in the Senate is 60-40 to convict on most charges, meaning 7 Republicans voted to Convict Trump? Would that damage Donny Dollhands enough to kill his re-election chances?

[Wounded Bear]

1. Both would be desireable outcomes...

though I would prefer that more Repub Senators voted for.

[StarfishSaver]

2. I think any bipartisan vote is a victory and can be used in the campaign

And if they can get a majority, that would be huge. "A bipartisan majority of the Senate voted to convict and remove him. He only survived because of a technicality exploited by a minority of irresponsible senators. But don't forget that a BIPARTISAN MAJORITY of the Republican-controlled Senate wanted him removed."

[erronis]

3. Dollhands, or "shriveled digits" Donnie won't run in 2020. He'd much rather get his rabble aroused

and strut around being "fine people".

Pence can't win an honest general election. So the best course of action is for the dump to exit stage far right to devote more of his expert wisdom to his causes. And to foment more mayhem. Maybe insist that he was deep-stated and the country should rise up to make his family royalty.

"By your red hats will you be known!"

[beachbumbob]

4. Any republican senator will face the wrath in their next

election cycle, so that possibility is very remote .