Trump Calling Republicans To Ask How Many Times They'll Impeach Biden

According to new reports, Donald Trump has been reaching out to Republicans about impeaching President Biden if they take back the House, and one of the big questions he has is how many times they plan on doing it. Marjorie Taylor Greene has said she'll try every week, but they won't have the numbers to secure a conviction in the Senate no matter what. But they'll try, especially if Trump is pushing them, as Farron Cousins explains.

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According to new reports, based on sources who spoke with, uh, interviewers. Donald Trump for months now has been calling Republicans and Congress and those running for Congress demanding to know how many times they are going to impeach President Biden once they take back the House of Representatives following obviously the midterms. Because Donald Trump wants to make sure that Biden gets impeached more than Trump did. As we all know, Donald Trump holds the record for a number of times a sitting president has been impeached, but that record is, is only two. So, you know, it's pretty easy to beat. All you gotta do is get three. And of course, in order to impeach a sitting president in the House of Representatives, all you have to have is a majority plus one. So that's pretty easy because a lot of the more sane, uh, Republicans have been de defeated in their primaries.

So is it a likely possibility that Republicans will do this? I think unfortunately, yes it is. And as Marjorie Taylor Green has said she's gonna try to impeach him every week like this, this is a thing we're all going to have to deal with. And it becomes even more of a thing now that we know Donald Trump is behind the scenes pushing Republicans to do it, right. I mean, that's not good. that basically ensures that in order to keep Donald Trump happy, Republicans are gonna do whatever he wants. Now, of course, we all know you're not gonna have the numbers in the Senate. Even if Republicans win every single available seat, they're not going to have the numbers to convict him. So Biden is not going to be removed from office. Okay? Sleep easy on that. They're not gonna get him out of office, but they can technically, obviously impeach him, much like Donald Trump was, like Bill Clinton was.

But there's a catch. There's always that little bit of danger. And Donald Trump has even brought this up in phone calls according to the sources, because Trump is a little worried, like he wants Biden impeached, but he's worried that Republicans might end up pulling a Bill Clinton, you know, where they impeached him. And then his popularity, his approval rating, skyrocketed, resulting in him being at the time he left office, one of the most popular presidents in history. So Trump's gotta contend with that, as do all of the other Republicans who are very shy about doing it because they understand history, history. They know that when you impeach a president for a BS thing, right? I mean, Trump lied about having an affair, okay? That that's more of a personal issue than a legal one. And the public didn't care as much about it as Republicans thought. So

They, they felt sympathy towards, uh, Bill Clinton. That's why his approval rating went up with Donald Trump. It was the opposite. Like we had very clear evidence that this dude was breaking the law and abusing his power, uh, both in the first impeachment, then of course the capital riot, fresh on everybody's minds. The second impeachment, there was no sympathy for Donald Trump. His approval rating continued to go down after the Impeachments Biden. On the other hand, Republicans know he hasn't done anything impeachable. He's done things they don't like. Sure he's done things I don't like. He's done things you don't like, admit it, but none of it's illegal, right? That's the big difference. So if you're gonna waste your time holding impeachment hearings, which of course wouldn't end up being televised unless you, you don't want that, cuz you don't want the public to see what you will do is create sympathy for him. So I guess what I'm trying to say is maybe impeachment is the best thing that could happen to Biden. Like I don't want it to happen. But also part of me is starting to think that maybe that would help him, maybe that would get him that, you know, approval, rating, bounce, that could ensure that Republicans don't win again in 2024. We won't know until it happens. And it's pretty obvious at this point that it's going to happen.