Debate on Trump’s impeachment begins in the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives of Congress
Washington … News Time
The debate over the impeachment of US President Donald Trump has begun in the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives of Congress. In the preliminary debate, members of the Republican Party tried to defend the president vigorously. While the Democratic Party warned President Trump that he was standing at the threshold of dictatorship. Trump is accused of trying to persuade the Ukrainian government for political gain to interfere with the US mid-2020 election. The impeachment debate is attended by 40 members of the committee in the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives beginning on Wednesday. After the debate, the committee will approve these allegations by voting, after that the matter will be presented to the House of Representatives for voting. Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Jerry Needler begins the discussion in the committee if the president of the United States misuses the powers and then does not cooperate in the investigation, and then the role of Congress becomes meaningless. He said that if such a president of the United States will become dictator again. During the debate, Republican House Committee Doug Collins alleged that Democrats had already made predictions about impeachment results. He said that the material presented for the action against the president does not support the evidence available. “You cannot make a case against the president, because nothing like that happened,” he said. Democrat member Pramila Jayapal said the president’s attitude is in front of everyone, how can he be denied? He said that the president told TV that he had done all this. The president admits that he did wrong, so the biggest witness against him is the president himself. Democrat members also criticize Republican members for defending the president, while the Republicans continued the impeachment process as unfair and prejudicial.
