President Trump’s ability to exist — and even thrive — amid historic tumult has worried Democrats and buoyed his supporters.
Poised to become on Wednesday only the third president in U.S. history to be impeached, President Trump remains remarkably resilient, wounded but not fatally so as he turns toward his 2020 reelection campaign.
Trump’s ability to exist — and even thrive — amid historic tumult has worried Democrats, who have sought to portray themselves as pursuing somber impeachment proceedings rooted more in duty to the Constitution than partisan politics. Yet that same reality has left many supporters and allies of the president buoyed.
in early December found 52 percent saying Trump should not be impeached and removed from office, while 40 percent said he should.Trump, for his part, is weathering the moment in fits and starts, churning through alternating spurts of anger and optimism. In the nearly three months since the start of the House impeachment inquiry, Trump and his allies have taken solace in encouraging bread crumbs they have found scattered along the way.
And this week, there was news that Rep. Jeff Van Drew is expected to join the Republican Party over his opposition to impeachment — a likely victory for the president that he has touted frequently in private discussions. White House and Capitol Hill aides have expressed happiness — and in some cases, surprise — that Trump has allowed legislative dealmaking to proceed amid the cloud of impeachment,So far, the president has also hewed to the wishes of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to accept a shortened impeachment trial in the Senate in January, making it easier for Republicans to try to move on.
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