President Trump kicked off Friday by unloading on two of the more moderate senators — one with a D next to his name and another with an R — for their votes in in the Senate impeachment trial.
When it came time for the Senate to rule on the two articles of impeachment, which were passed by the Democrat-controlled House without a single Republican vote, only one senator voted against the party line: frequent Trump-critic Utah Republican Mitt Romney, who voted “guilty” on “abuse of power” (which failed 48-52), but voted to acquit Trump on “obstruction of Congress” (which failed along party lines, 47-53).
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