Following his removal from President Trump’s joint address to Congress for protesting the President’s remarks and policies, Representative Al Green announced he is drafting articles of impeachment. Green cited Trump’s “unfitness” for office, referencing past impeachments and felony convictions. The impeachment effort, though unlikely to succeed given Republican control of Congress, highlights the deep partisan divisions in Washington. Green’s actions underscore his longstanding criticism of the President and his policies, particularly regarding cuts to social programs.
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During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, Rep. Al Green disrupted the proceedings, leading to his removal from the House chamber. Green’s protest, stemming from his long-held belief that Trump should be impeached and opposition to Trump’s budget cuts, involved standing and shaking his cane at the president. The ensuing uproar included various other demonstrations from Democrats, such as wearing symbolic clothing and displaying protest signs related to women’s rights, Ukraine, Social Security, and Medicaid. Despite requests from Democratic leadership for decorum, several members engaged in visible protests, highlighting deep divisions within the chamber.
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Representative Al Green announced articles of impeachment against Donald Trump, citing Trump’s proposal to seize and develop Gaza as a cause for action. Trump’s plan, made during a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, involved resettling Gaza’s population and establishing a US presence, prompting accusations of ethnic cleansing. Green argues that such actions constitute impeachable “misdeeds,” even outside of statutory crimes, while the White House defends Trump’s proposal as an innovative approach to Middle East peace. However, given the current Republican-controlled Congress, the impeachment effort faces an uphill battle.
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House Democrat announces plans to try to impeach Donald Trump, a move that’s sparking a wide range of reactions. Some see it as a necessary tactic to counter what they perceive as Republican obstructionism, arguing that it’s a way to level the playing field and potentially expose wrongdoing. The sheer cost, in terms of time and political capital, is seen as a strategic advantage; the drawn-out process itself might disrupt the Republican agenda. However, success is far from guaranteed.
The effectiveness of impeachment is immediately questioned by many. Past impeachment attempts have failed to remove Trump from office, leading to skepticism about the likelihood of a different outcome this time.… Continue reading
Betting markets, such as Kalshi, are offering odds on various scenarios surrounding President Trump’s second term, including a controversial third term (currently at 10% probability) despite constitutional limitations. Simultaneously, the likelihood of impeachment and removal from office has risen from 12% to 17% since his inauguration. These odds are dynamically updated daily, reflecting the volatility of the early weeks of his presidency. Market fluctuations directly correlate with President Trump’s actions and policy decisions.
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Representative Al Green filed articles of impeachment against President Trump, citing the president’s statement suggesting the U.S. “take over” the Gaza Strip as a threat of ethnic cleansing. This action, Green’s fourth impeachment attempt against Trump, comes just weeks into Trump’s second term and follows a similar statement made by Trump alongside Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. House Speaker Mike Johnson defended Trump’s statement, while other representatives downplayed Green’s efforts. Given the Republican majority in the House, the impeachment articles face an uphill battle.
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Impeach Trump Again, a nonpartisan campaign, has collected over 100,000 signatures supporting an impeachment investigation into President Trump. The petition cites numerous alleged offenses, including violations of the Emoluments Clauses, unlawful campaign practices, and pardoning January 6th insurrectionists. New grounds for impeachment have been added, encompassing abuses of power since his inauguration, such as the abuse of pardon power and unconstitutional firings. The campaign emphasizes the need for congressional accountability in response to these alleged actions.
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Renewed efforts to impeach President Trump for a third time are underway, fueled by allegations of unconstitutional conduct and threats to democracy. The Free Speech For People organization cites violations of the 14th Amendment (insurrection) and emoluments clauses, along with numerous other alleged offenses including campaign finance violations and the use of inflammatory rhetoric. While a third impeachment is currently improbable due to Republican control of Congress, the possibility remains should Democrats regain control in 2026. The ongoing push highlights the deep partisan divisions within the country.
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