On a party line vote. That was the lamest, dumbest impeachment EVER! Even the Republicans got a few crossover votes in their failed attempt to impeach Clinton. Stalin held better show trials than the Democrats. The poster boy for that idiocy was googly eyes Adam Shit the liar from California.
What "trial"? When you have a shithead for Pres telling everyone not to testify, or hand over records, and a willing audience of low IQ useful idiots accepting his lies, then a Senate of fools who could care less about justice, and to you in your delusional state, think that was a "trial".
https://www.businessinsider.com/gop-trump-impeachment-trial-sham-they-made-it-that-way-2020-2
Even before the House Judiciary Committee voted on articles of impeachment against Trump, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell virtually guaranteed that the president would be acquitted.
"We all know how it's going to end," McConnell told Fox News on December 12. "There is no chance the president is going to be removed from office." McConnell also said he'd be working in "total coordination" with the White House and Trump's legal team.
In the days that followed, McConnell and other Republicans, such as Sen. Lindsey Graham, made clear that they would not uphold the oaths of impartiality taken by senators at the start of the trial.
Graham said he will do "everything" he could to make the trial "die quickly."
"I'm not an impartial juror. This is a political process," McConnell later said.
—CSPAN (@cspan) December 17, 2019
The first Senate impeachment trial in US history without witnesses
In an unprecedented move, Republicans also made sure that no witnesses were called in the trial. All 15 Senate impeachment trials prior to Trump's included witnesses, including those for the other two impeached presidents, Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton.
The motion to call witnesses was rejected by Republicans last Friday in a 51 to 49 vote even as new evidence against Trump emerged in news reports, including from the unpublished manuscript of former national security adviser John Bolton, who was viewed by Democrats as a potentially vital witness.
Bolton's forthcoming book raised the possibility that the White House counsel, Pat Cipollone, the lead attorney on Trump's defense team, was also a witness to the allegations against the president; a conflict of interest that would typically preclude a person's involvement as an attorney. But Republicans were apparently unmoved by these revelations.
Unlike the GOP, a strong majority of Americans wanted witnesses called."