On the recordFebruary 12, 2021
If it were a secret ballot, most Republicans would vote for conviction. It will be the most bipartisan impeachment conviction in history, because there will be more than one.
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msnbc.comBarbara Comstock: “If it were a secret ballot, most Republicans would vote for conviction. It will be the most bipartisan impeachment…”
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Comstock discusses the likelihood of Republican senators voting for conviction in the impeachment trial.
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