House Passes Rules for Trump Impeachment Inquiry
  • 4 years ago
House Passes Rules for
Trump Impeachment Inquiry.
The resolution passed 232-196
with no support from
House GOP members.
The Democrats' impeachment process against President Trump will now move into the next phase.
This includes having
public hearings which
were previously held private.
Lawmakers' votes will
be counted on for further impeachment process.
Trump himself will also now formally be involved in the inquiry.
Democrats lamented at their decision, but say the president
needs to be held accountable.
This is a sad day for our country. If we don't hold this president accountable, we could be ceding our ability to hold any president accountable, House Rules Committee Chairman
Jim McGovern, via statement.
Trump is under scrutiny for allegedly asking foreign countries to investigate political rivals.
The information was revealed by a whistleblower, who says Trump made requests to the Ukraine in July.
Sadly, this is not any cause for any glee or comfort. This is something that is very solemn, that is prayerful, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, via statement
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