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Here’s how the situation will turn out:
(1) He’ll be sworn in. 
(2) There will be a (mock) investigation led by Republicans. 
(3) He’ll be told by GOP leadership to keep his head down and vote in line with leadership if he wants to keep his job. 
(4) He’ll get his hand slapped publicly, forcing to apologize. 
(5) He’ll be a puppet for GOP leadership until his next election. 
This is a dream opportunity for GOP leadership and they are going to seize it.
There's strong competition for that title, even just within the GOP >


even just within the GOP

And just the ones in Congress.