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What are the odds they knew this going in and wanted to make a statement of approval to get the question out of the way? And or to draw out the traitors?

I'm catching up here.

The House suspended him and sent Articles of Impeachment to the Senate without hearing any evidence or testimony? Right?

Now, the Senate will have evidence presented and hear testimony, hopefully, right? Then they can what? Uphold the suspension by finding him guilty and remove him or find him "not guilty" and return him to office? It seems like if the later happens, which is probably the most likely since he's been accused of all those things before without any or enough evidence to convict him, then he'll be back at work soon and all those that voted to impeach him will have to explain their actions. Is that about right?