Yet even if the House moves forward, the outcome remains far from certain. Conviction requires a two-thirds majority in the Senate, which, under current projections, would remain under Republican control. That reality means that any impeachment would not be a straightforward legal process but rather a high-stakes political war, with each procedural decision, public statement, and committee vote scrutinized for its potential effect on public opinion and electoral prospects. For Democrats, the calculation is complex: the question is no longer simply whether Trump could be removed from office, bContinue reading…
