So, would Mitch McConnell take the lead in removing from office a sitting President (who also happens to be the head of the Republican party), and who is about 3x as popular among Republicans as McConnell is in his home state, in the midst of an election year? No, because Mitch actually needs Republicans to vote for him an awful lot more than he needs Democrats or even Independents to do so.
Now, multiply this by all of the Republicans who want to be re-elected next year, or at least need to be able to go home to their constituents without being tarred and feathered.
It's a bit like the owners of the New England Patriots deciding that Tom Brady is costing them just too much money, so they go ahead and trade him.
I'm sorry, but if Republicans haven't turned on him by now, I'm afraid they are never going to remove Donald Trump from office.
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