“President Trump believes one of his strengths is he is actually doing the things he told people he would do,” said Marc Lotter, a member of Trump’s 2020 advisory committee and former spokesman for Vice President Mike Pence. In one way, Trump is right. Should the incoming Democratic-controlled House impeach Trump — a threat many around Trump consider very real — he could survive and remain in office as long as at least 34 Republican senators stick with him.
