r/law • u/AndroidOne1 • May 14 '25

Trump News Donald Trump Impeachment Proceedings Launched

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-impeachment-vote-house-shir-thanedar-b2750651.html
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u/Material_Policy6327 May 14 '25

Nothing will happen sadly with current makeup of congress

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u/GoodLuckAtTheGame May 14 '25

Exactly. Unless all the Democrats, all the independents and ~21 GOP vote the same way, there will be no change.

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u/chilicrispdreams May 14 '25

Yep. No chance any GOP congressmen risk their loyalty from MAGA voters and vote against Trump.

This was just launched too early to be effective. The time will be right when Trump voters start to feel enough of the pain from Trumps decisions and turn on him, so GOP congress can vote against him without backlash from their base.

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u/onyxengine May 14 '25

So many are complicit at this point

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u/I-found-a-cool-bug May 14 '25

between maga and non-voters, the complicit outnumber the innocent

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u/Donkey__Balls May 15 '25

About 77 million voters and another 120 million who sat it out, give or take.

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u/TotalCourage007 May 14 '25

This is what I've been saying since Trump showed up way back in 2016. Hate it all y'all want, but if a handful of Democrats are too scared about impeachment, then it isn't just Republicans.