So it gets to the senate and 29 republican senator's grow some balls and don't show up to vote (which by the way they don't have to in the senate) and all 47 dems vote to throw him out of office, wham there is your 2/3.
Not gonna happen. Not showing up shows a lack of balls, even worse than voting "present".
There will be no removal so long as US employees are the happiest in the work as the Trump-Strong Economy gives us the best Labor economy in our lifetimes.
There Will Be No Removal: US Employees Are The World's Happiest
Happiness at work among Americans is seemingly congruent with job growth...
Despite Elizabeth Warren stream of SMOKE SIGNALS and AOC constantly complaining about the desperate state of American workers, and how miserable they are under the 'monarchic' rule of President Trump,
Statista's Maria Vultaggio points out that, according to a new poll by Mindspace, workers in the U.S. are the happiest in the world.
In November, the unemployment rate dipped to 3.5 percent from 3.6 percent,
CNBC reported on December 6. More, over 266,000 jobs were created, besting the prediction of 187,000, as originally projected by economists questioned by Dow Jones.
An Amazing Time To Live And Work In America!
A strong economy does not excuse conspiracy to extort a foreign leader for dirt on a domestic political rival using taxpayer money as grease.
Watergate on steroids.
Trump did no such thing. I read the transcript, "dirt" isn't in it. You and Schiff made that up and falsely attributed it to Trump.
Very Sad!
Democrats rushed to impeach and stopped short!

Carl Gustav@CaptYonah

Democrats rushed to impeach President Donald John Trump on Wednesday night, voted to, and then decided to sit on actually impeaching him by refusing to transmit the impeachment to the Senate.
Stilton Jahrlsberg lampooned the rush to remove a "clear and present danger" but then holding up the impeachment until next year at the earliest.
Crazy Nancy who believes that by not transmitting the impeachment to the Senate, she can set the terms for trial.
In playing this impeachment version of a government shutdown, Democrats undercut their argument that it is urgent to impeach and remove President Donald John Trump. If that were true, Democrats would have immediately transmitted the impeachment vote, which would set up the trial.
Nancy defended her hurry-up-and-wait approach to impeachment.
She told reporters, "Let me tell you what I don't consider a fair trial. This is what I don't consider a fair trial -- that Leader McConnell has stated that he's not an impartial juror, that he's going to take his cues, in quotes, from the White House, and he is working in total coordination with the White House counsel's office."
No one in the Senate is an impartial juror. They are elected officials beholden to their states. If the Founding Fathers had wanted am impartial jury, they would have said so in the Constitution, likely handing over the trial to the Supreme Court. They chose the Senate instead.
Renato Mariotti of Politico pointed out the obvious.
He wrote, "It took just 85 days for the House of Representatives to investigate and impeach President Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress in the Ukraine matter. But after their historic vote on Wednesday, House Democrats are reportedly debating whether to hold back the articles of impeachment and delay a Senate trial indefinitely.
"That’s not how the impeachment process is supposed to work.
"Impeachment is a constitutional process to remove federal officials from office due to serious misconduct, not a high-stakes game of chicken."
And he wrote, "If the House refuses to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate indefinitely, it will look as though they used the impeachment process to make a political statement rather than as a tool to remove the president from office due to serious misconduct. There is little doubt that the framers of the Constitution intended for impeachment to be used for removal, not political leverage."
Democrats say the House impeached President Trump.
OK, when does the trial begin?
Democrats cannot have it both ways.
Meanwhile,
the odds of impeachment and removal dropped to 9.3%. On December 1, 2018, they were at 56.2%.