RNC Isn't Worried Senators Will Vote For Impeachment Trial Witnesses

The transcript discusses the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, focusing on whether any Republicans will side with Democrats to bring in witnesses and documents. While Democrats see this as a chance to prevent Trump's acquittal, Republicans remain unified and unconcerned. The text highlights the challenge Democrats face in swaying four Republican senators, with particular attention on Senators Mitt Romney and Susan Collins. The political stakes are high, especially for vulnerable Democrats in swing states, as the trial's outcome could impact future elections.

What is the main challenge Democrats face in the impeachment trial according to the first section?

• Convincing the public of their stance

• Gaining support from four Republican senators

• Finding new evidence against President Trump

• Overcoming media bias

Which senator is mentioned as having clashed with President Trump and might support the call for witnesses?

• Nancy Pelosi

• Mitt Romney

• Chuck Schumer

• Doug Jones

What is Susan Collins' stance on subpoenaing witnesses?

• She is against it

• She is undecided

• She likely supports it

• She has not commented

Why might vulnerable Democrats be hesitant according to the final section?

• They are not concerned about the trial's outcome

• They have strong backing from their party

• They are confident in their re-election

• They fear losing support in swing states

What is the RNC's perspective on the impeachment trial?

• They are worried about the outcome

• They believe the trial is baseless

• They are confident in Republican unity

• They are seeking more evidence