> The House made their case and the Senate disagreed.
That is ignoring the open partisanship displayed by the Senate. The Republicans openly admitted they would be giving the impeachment process a fair hearing.
And to be fair, I doubt the Democrats would have done any different had the positions been reversed.
I'm not sure there's a better solution. I'm not sure you want an "impartisan" non-elected body to make a decision as fundamental as removing the President from office.
That is ignoring the open partisanship displayed by the Senate. The Republicans openly admitted they would be giving the impeachment process a fair hearing.
And to be fair, I doubt the Democrats would have done any different had the positions been reversed.
I'm not sure there's a better solution. I'm not sure you want an "impartisan" non-elected body to make a decision as fundamental as removing the President from office.