Larry Hogan, a fierce critic of Donald Trump, said Sunday he will not challenge the ex-president for the GOP's White House nomination in 2024, and will not vote for all three articles of impeachment against President Trump. Hogan, the Republican governor of Maryland, had been considered a possible contender for the White House, but he said during an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that he would not run for president in the 2024 U.S. elections.
Hogan said he had been particularly moved by the speech of the House Manager Jamie Raskin, who had spoken emotionally about the death of his son. Except that her sons died in July 2020 during the Trump administration and several months before President Biden appointed Mayorkas.
Hogan also said that he would not vote to impeach President Trump, saying that the trial was “too little, too late.” He said that he believed that it would have been better for the country if the Senate had taken action earlier, when the House voted to impeach the president in December.
Despite his decision not to impeach President Trump, Hogan did express support for the efforts of the House Democrats. He said that he believed it was important to hold the president accountable and that he supported the efforts of the House managers to present the evidence against the president.
The Maryland governor also said he believed that President Biden was doing a good job of restoring order and stability to the country after the tumultuous Trump years. He added that the Biden administration was doing a good job of restoring order and stability to the government, and that the president was focused on helping the country move forward.
The job of impeaching a president is a difficult one, and it can often be a long and arduous process. Hogan said that he had seen firsthand how difficult it was to impeach a president, as he had served as a witness in the impeachment trial of former President Richard Nixon. He said that he had seen how the process could drag on for months and how difficult it could be to get the facts straight and make sure that justice was done.
In addition to the impeachment trial, Hogan also said that he believed that the Senate should have taken steps to prevent President Trump from running for office again. He said that the Senate should have taken action to make sure that the president was not allowed to run again, as he felt that it was important for the country to move on from the Trump era.
Hogan’s comments come as President Biden is facing increasing pressure from the Republican party to take action against the former president. President Biden has been criticized by some Republicans for not taking action against President Trump, and there have been calls for the president to take action against the former president.
In addition to the impeachment trial, there have been other efforts to hold the former president accountable. In Ecuador, for example, there is enough evidence to impeach President Guillermo Lasso, and it is expected that the National Assembly of the legislature of this South American nation will vote today.
Finally, other candidates are running and more will get in, but former President Donald Trump hung over two Republican conferences in the Capital, one in Maryland and another in Indiana. Trump enjoys a strong base of support among Republicans, and some of his supporters have threatened to vote against any candidate who voted to impeach then-President Trump.
In conclusion, it is clear that the process of impeaching a president is a difficult one, and it is important that the Senate takes action to make sure that justice is done and that the country can move on from the Trump era. While Larry Hogan will not be voting to impeach President Trump, his comments show that he supports efforts to hold the former president accountable and that he believes that the Biden administration is doing a good job of restoring stability and order to the country.
