Trump’s civil war tweet was a “tipping point” that could lead to more Republicans supporting his removal from office, according to a GOP Senate staffer.
The quote was tweeted by White House correspondent and CNN political analyst Brian J. Karem.
“NOW From a GOP Senate staffer: “The Civil War tweet is a tipping point for some, but not all.” Says Trump’s actions are pushing the GOP toward removal if that vote comes. It boils down to @senatemajldr. “If Sen. McConnell votes for removal, then it’s over.”
NOW From a GOP Senate staffer: "The Civil War tweet is a tipping point for some, but not all." Says Trump's actions are pushing the GOP toward removal if that vote comes. It boils down to @senatemajldr . "If Sen. McConnell votes for removal, then it's over." @realDonaldTrump
— Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) October 1, 2019
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However, the consensus remains that McConnell would never vote to remove Trump.
Despite Democrats exploding with rage in response to the tweet, accusing Trump of “threatening” a civil war, the reality is quite different.
Trump was actually quoting Pastor Robert Jeffress, who warned of “a Civil War like fracture” if Trump is removed from office.
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