Quote Originally Posted by Rogar View Post
I suspect within the context of national polls the line have been drawn and any effect the impeachment delay has had would be difficult to measure and is probably negligible. Here in my swing state we have a GOP senator up for re-election. State polls show more then 65% are in favor of calling more witnesses and evidence. Senator Gardner has been noticeably mum in offering opinions or indications of how he might vote, although he's pretty much towed the Trump line on other issues. When you get down to microcosms of possible effects, it's probably even more difficult to say the delay and more attention to with holding witnesses might have, but it could have some significance.
Your Senator will vote with his Republican colleagues. They all vote with their party when push comes to shove.


That’s why I don’t cotton with the philosophy of “vote for the best person at the ballot box” because every one of them, on the big issues, gather with their herd. That is when party is paramount.