A growing number of GOP senators are now acknowledging that Trump may have leveraged US military aid to Ukraine in exchange for an announcement of probes, but they contend that it does not warrant removal from office or hearing from additional witnesses
Republicans are arguing that the latest reports -- that former national security adviser John Bolton's book manuscript says that Trump told him in August that he was withholding $391 million in aid until Ukraine announced a probe into the Bidens -- are likely true but simply confirm what is already known.
Dershowitz took that there's no article there that's grounds for impeachment and removal," said Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.The real reason Kelly Loeffler attacked Mitt Romney over impeachmentAsked if anything in the Bolton revelations amounted to impeachable conduct, Sen.
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