Sen. Cassidy Defends Vote To Convict Donald Trump

The transcript discusses President Trump's impeachment trial, focusing on the charge of inciting the Capitol insurrection. The Senate initially decided to allow witnesses but later reversed this decision, leading to a vote. Seven Republicans voted to convict Trump, marking a historic bipartisan outcome. Senator Bill Cassidy defended his vote, emphasizing his duty to uphold the Constitution, despite facing censure from the Louisiana Republican Party.

What was the initial decision made by the Senate regarding witnesses in President Trump's trial?

• To allow witnesses to testify

• To not allow any witnesses

• To postpone the decision

• To conduct a public poll

How many Republicans voted to convict President Trump in the impeachment trial?

• Five

• Twelve

• Seven

• Ten

Which senator defended his vote to convict Trump, citing accountability?

• Senator Mitch McConnell

• Senator Bill Cassidy

• Senator Ted Cruz

• Senator Lindsey Graham

What reason did Senator Cassidy give for his vote to convict Trump?

• He wanted to align with his party

• He wanted to gain media attention

• He believed in upholding the Constitution

• He was pressured by his constituents

What action did the Louisiana Republican Party take against Senator Cassidy after his vote?

• They expelled him from the party

• They censured him

• They ignored his decision

• They praised him