"I hope there are enough members of the Republican caucus who will say we need to do the right thing for our constituents who are suffering in this pandemic situation that they will put partisanship aside and do the right thing. ... the GOP caucus is not as united in their defense of Trump. I think there are very few willing to defend Trump. There are more who are willing to turn a blind eye to his wrong doing. ... There is a diversity of reasons for why they are that way in their caucus. I think some just don't care. There are a few who want to hide from the political consequences with certain parts of their base for saying that Trump should be held accountable for his actions. There are some who are scared for their own safety or the safety of their families ... if [they] vote Trump be held accountable."