Ten members of the House of Representatives voted to impeach Donald Trump. They are, in no particular order; Reps. Cheney, Gonzalez, Herrera-Beutler, Katko Kinzinger, Meijer, Newhouse, Rice, Upton, Valadao.

Today, Representative Tony Gonzalez announced he would not seek reelection. The irony is that in any other environment, Gonzalez should be one of the brightest stars in the Republican party’s future. The Representative from northeast Ohio played football at Ohio State, then in the NFL, and had a graduate degree from Stanford. He was also smart enough to know that Trump deserved to be impeached:

From the Washington Post:

Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-Ohio), one of 10 Republicans who voted to impeach former president Donald Trump, on Thursday announced he will not seek reelection in 2022, citing a desire to “build a fuller family life” as well as “the toxic dynamics inside our own party.”

Gonzalez, a former professional football player, was once seen as a rising star within the GOP, before his vote to impeach Trump incurred the wrath of the former president and his supporters. Gonzalez was facing a tumultuous primary against Max Miller, an aide to the former president, whom Trump endorsed in February.

Gonzalez, who turns 37 on Saturday and has two children, said in a statement Thursday that his decision was based on concerns about the toll the job was taking on his young family, as well as the state of the Republican Party.

Obviously, this was a huge victory for Trump, who will not tolerate anything but total loyalty in the exact same way that Saddam used to demand total loyalty. Trump was happy to hear the news. He tweeted his response through his new Twitter account, the one named “Liz Harrington.”

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