It’s happened: Democrats officially have control of the House, which means they finally have the power to start impeachment proceedings against President Trump. Obviously, this is a subject that everyone is talking about, perhaps more than ever, and…
It’s happened: Democrats officially have control of the House, which means they finally have the power to start impeachment proceedings against President Trump. Obviously, this is a subject that everyone is talking about, perhaps more than ever, and it looks like those conversations might have the president a little rattled. He weighed in on the matter on Jan. 4 with a lengthy message shared to Twitter, and to summarize: Donald Trump’s tweet about impeachment maintains that he hasn’t done anything wrong for things to pan out that way.
Going on the defense, Trump touted his accomplishments and ratings, claiming he is “the most popular Republican in party history. » (The Washington Post notes that per Gallup, Trump’s approval rating among Republicans is lower than George W. Bush’s was in 2002.) He also added that he hasn’t done anything worthy of impeachment — not even in the Russia investigation or myriad alleged sex scandals, which he has denied. (More on both of those later). The tweet read:
Elite Daily reached out to the White House for further comment on his tweet, but did not hear back by the time of publication.
