'It was wrong for President Trump to mention [Biden] on that phone call. It was wrong for him to ask a foreign country to investigate a political rival,' Collins said, though adding that Trump's 'very poor judgement' doesn't warrant removal from office
Republican Sen. Susan Collins announced on Tuesday that she would vote to acquit President Donald Trump on two articles of impeachment, despite her reservations about the president’s “wrong” behavior.
After the witness motion was rebuffed, Collins said she concluded she had to vote to acquit Trump. Romney is now the only the Republican considering whether to convict the president of the two impeachment articles.
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