Democrats' bad faith impeachment effort likely to be rejected today

Washington Post:

Acquittal vote possible today

The final outcome of President Trump’s Senate trial has never been in doubt. Instead, the main drama has been how much more Republican senators want to learn about what he did before deciding whether he should be convicted.
The Democrats' case never made any sense.  To try to impeach a President for asking for an investigation into corruption in a foreign country is absurd on its face, and the only thing I find surprising about is how many people on the left fell for this scam.  I suspect most of them were also looking for an excuse to try to reverse the 2016 election despite the obvious benefits to this country of the Trump Presidency.

Some Republicans have also questioned the President's judgment in asking for help in a corruption investigation, but would they just let Biden get away with his monetizing of the Vice Presidency to enrich his family?  That would be a real scandal if they took that course.  The Democrat should pay a price for this bad faith impeachment effort and their willingness to defend what looks like blatant corruption by Biden.

The media too has been willing to go along with one scam after another by Democrats who are upset about the results of the 2016 election.  The media has lost credibility in the process.  Where are the stories about the people who fed them false and misleading information to push the Russian collusion hoax?  Those sources richly deserve to be burned.  And latching onto this impeachment scam shows it has still not learned that Democrats cannot be trusted when it comes to their attempt to push a coup attempt.

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