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'It Would Destroy the Democratic Party’: Trump Warns Democrats Against Impeachment
Trump said impeachment talk would destroy Democrats as party leaders weigh their next move after the midterm elections.
- President Donald Trump warned on Wednesday that any attempt to impeach him would 'destroy' the Democrat Party, dismissing concerns by stating he is 'not even a little bit' worried.
- The Republican Party was hit by a 'Blue Tsunami' in Tuesday's midterms, losing control of Congress as Democrats picked up 25 seats in the House and seven in the Senate.
- Betting markets Kalshi and Polymarket offered 77.2 percent and 80 percent odds for impeachment as of Wednesday, while California Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia, leader of the House Oversight Committee, tweeted 'LAWYER UP.'
- Next House speaker Hakeem Jeffries and Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin refused to rule out an impeachment push, while Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown expressed disapproval, stating he would not support impeaching Trump.
- Conviction requires a two-thirds Senate majority on grounds of 'high crimes and misdemeanors,' a threshold that may deter Democrats even with their enhanced majority.
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George Conway says depressed Trump already mentally packed his bags
President Donald Trump asked voters to vote like he was personally on the ballot on Tuesday, and he caught a resounding defeat. Now critics say the devastated president is having to deal with massive nationwide rejection, and conservative commentator and attorney George Conway says Trump is going to handle it badly.“He’s gonna just check out,” said Conway, speaking to podcaster Jim Acosta on Thursday. “... Trump already look like he checked out …
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The President minimized the threat of a third political trial, as Democrats prepare investigations against his government
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right4Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
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45% Left
L 45%
C 33%
R 22%
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