Steve Bannon raises alarm over Trump impeachment

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : We won a massive battle in November, an incredible battle, a come from behind out of nowhere battle, but its one battle in a continuing war against people who still control the apparatus, look at President Trump in court, I don't know, 100 lawsuits.
49% : " Speaking to Yahoo about the state's election districts Wisconsin House Democrat Rep. Mark Pocan said: "If you have two seats out of eight in a purple, 50-50 state, clearly there's gerrymandering going on." Unless there's a dramatic change of mood within the Republican Party the Democrats will need big midterm gains, especially in the Senate, to have a realistic chance of successfully impeaching Trump.
44% : The Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to take up the case last year, but Bannon now expects it to reconsider. Bannon continued: "These radical Democrats, it was over $100 million spent, they didn't put this kind of money in not to take those two seats and those two seats put us right on the cliff, the edge, of them trying to impeach President Trump and it raises the stakes in 2026 even higher and I told you this was going to happen.
40% : Steve Bannon has said that the victory of Judge Susan Crawford, widely seen as the liberal candidate, in Tuesday's Wisconsin Supreme Court election is likely to lead to the Republicans losing two seats in the House of Representatives which would "put us right on the cliff, the edge" of a third bid to impeach President Trump.
40% : On his podcast Bannon, who briefly served as Trump's chief White House adviser during his first administration, reacted to Crawford beating conservative-backed candidate Brad Schimel in Wisconsin and also to voters in the state choosing to entrench voter ID in the state's constitution.
26% : During his first term as president from 2017-21 Trump was impeached twice, but both times not convicted, as neither of the cases against him achieved a two-thirds majority in the Senate.
24% : Trump was acquitted in an impeachment trial for the first time in February 2020 on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, which failed to achieve the requisite two-thirds support in the Senate.
21% : A second attempt to impeach Trump, this time for inciting an insurrection, also failed in February 2021 following the January 6 2021 Capitol Hill riot for the same reason.

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