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Originally Posted by thommy
i think that this scenario we will not see.
"midterm elections" are the magic words.
reps can either find a way to impeach him before that and have a chance to keep the majority in senate and congress or play lottery and risk their majority.
i think politicians are not willing to play lottery with their faith.
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It depends on the size of the defeat (or win). If they win by 3% more than expected, or, like Alabama take back a few "strongholds" then he'll spend the last two years defending himself and probably not run for a 2nd term.
If they merely take the house by a little, then no impeachment will happen.
If he gets his approval to strongly supports 38% and overall 50% by November, republicans will keep the house.
If there is truly a "wave" and the house goes over by 50 seats to democrat, he might be impeached and removed successfully but I doubt it.