Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee, Jerry Nedler and Dong Collins
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US House of Representatives committee approved the allegations leveled by Democrats for Trump’s impeachment, which raised concerns about impeachment. Foreign news agency ‘Reuters’ report shows clear division in House Judiciary Committee amid accusations of Trump’s impeachment where 23 votes were received against 17 for approval of the charges. The House of Representatives has approved both allegations of pressure from the Democrats on the Ukrainian government and obstructing the investigation. There will be a full House vote next week to approve the charges presented for Trump’s impeachment. Where approved, Republican Party Donald Trump will be the third president of the United States to have an impeachment action. Reports suggest that the chances of removing Trump from the presidency are zero because the ruling party has a majority in the Senate, where a final decision will be taken. Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee, Jerry Nadler, said today was a great day for the third time, the House Judiciary Committee has voted for the impeachment of the President.
On the occasion, Republicans defended Trump, criticizing Democrats and saying the issues were politically raised which aims to change the 2016 presidential election. Republican member and Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Lindsey Graham said the US House of Representatives had a funny moment and should have an immediate end. If Trump’s impeachment is approved, action against him will begin early in the New Year meanwhile, the campaign for the 2020 presidential election will also accelerate. Democratic candidate Joe Biden will run against Trump in the November election that Trump accused of corruption and called for an investigation, but he denied the allegations.
It should be remembered that leaders of the opposition Democrats in the US House of Representatives formally announced the allegations in the House of Representatives two days ago. The first two accusations that Democrats made against Trump were allegations that he misused his powers to try to pressure Ukraine into investigating a political opponent, which is a betrayal of the country. The Democrats charged the second, saying it had hindered Congress’ investigation into the scandal.
Remember that on September 25, 2019, Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House of Representatives and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, announced that impeachment action will be initiated under President Donald Trump on allegations of abuse of office and authority. He says Donald Trump violated his oath by seeking help from foreign forces to harm his Democratic rival and vice president Joe Biden. To date, only two US presidents have had impeachment in American history, including Bill Clinton in 1998 and Andrew Johnson in 1868.
