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Originally Posted by Mick
The Republican party is not split down the middle at all Chris.
And from all indications - I count just 7 Republican Senators that might go all in for conviction, that isn't anywhere near half, only 10 House Republicans sided with the Dems, 197 or so voted nay. This is not a party split in the middle by any means.
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This Republican pollster says it is:
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Republican pollster Frank Luntz says the most "amazing statistic" to him is the fact that half of Trump's voters want him to keep fighting over election 2020.
"They want him to continue to fight right up to the inauguration," he told the BBC.
He says this passion, even in the face of evidence, explains what happened during the riot last week.
Luntz also warns that "there's a danger that the Republican party actually splits in half" post-Trump - and as things stands, at the moment, "there are more people who'd go with Trump".
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From BBC live, at 22:46.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/worl...anada-55645957
Granted he thinks the Trump supporting half is bigger, but he clearly sees a risk in the party splitting “in half”.