if an undeniable body of evidence emerges that Trump et al conspired with Russian spies in 2016...

[0rganism]

...to steal the election, what happens next?

by "undeniable", i mean even Trump's surrogates will publicly admit the bulk of the evidence is un-fake.

what happens after that?

remember: no way a Republican house will vote to impeach, no way a Republican senate will vote to remove

[genxlib]

1. I think the term "undeniable" is hard to come by

In an era where we can't even agree that the world is round.

[0rganism]

3. fair enough, it was meant to be a hypothetical question

if "undeniable" is too much of a stretch, maybe "substantial" or "potent" would be preferable diction?
regardless, i probably should have clarified that it's hypothetical anyway, since, as you say, after several decades of commercial airflight and NASA photographs, there are still those among us who have difficulty accepting that we live on a spheroid.

[genxlib]

12. No worries

I wasn't trying to undermine your premise. In a round about way, it is my cynical way of answering your question. Some will never believe it. We can only hope to get a large enough majority so that the others won't matter.

[Girard442]

2. First of all, they won't admit it.

They just won't.

Second, isn't it clear that the Republican leadership and Trump are on the same page? Isn't it pretty obvious by now that Ryan and McConnell and the whole lot of the are just as knowingly dependent on dirty Russian money and ratfucking as Trump is?

Ultimately, it's going to be state prosecutors, elections run at the state level, and pressure from foreign governments that bring the Trump edifice down. Mueller will do his part, but the idea that the Republicans will become so revolted by Trump that they'll abandon him en masse left the building a while ago.

[0rganism]

4. Giuliani might

[Voltaire2]

5. Perhaps nothing.

Federal indictments would end up in the Supreme Court- where they could rule that Trump can defer criminal proceedings until his term expires. It is unlikely that a trial would proceed while he is in office.

Impeachment is vanishingly unlikely with the current House, and conviction unlikely in this or the next Senate.

[VOX]

6. I don't think 45's surrogates will admit to anything.

They exist in a parallel reality where 45 is their Sun God. Look at how effectively they’re pushing back now. Most Republican senators and representatives have now finally thrown in with 45. And the rule of law in our government has been so devalued by Republicans that they aren’t even interested in keeping up appearances anymore.

[underthematrix]

7. Since Trump is not POTUS but a Russian agent/asset conspiring with Russia

to overthrow the US govt, my guess is he will be indicted and arrested and incarcerated pending trial for treason and other federal crimes.

[Nevernose]

9. He could shoot someone in the middle of 5th Avenue

And Republicans wouldn’t do shit about it. They’d rather lose their control of Congress than lose their jobs in Congress, and common Trumpsters don’t give a shit about anything at all except sticking it to “the libtards.”

[jmg257]

10. If such a thing happens, he may not even be president by then

It’s been 2 years already and nothing.

May be his term would Already be over.

[MGKrebs]

11. I still think a lot of Trump sycophants will fall,

but Trump himself may escape liability.
He's such an idiot the people around him probably don't tell him anything. They just try to use him and his wealth.
And even if we do take the Senate, it still takes 67 Senators to convict, and that is unlikely to happen without some pretty dramatic revelations (which could happen!).