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Today's update:
Democrats have gained 545 seats in state legislatures this year. They've officially gained more seats than in 1964, when Lyndon Johnson won by a landslide.
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@DestroyGQP21@Msue1282@SassiestMinx Depends on the evidence in Senate trial. If Dems are in charge Senate trial after Jan DEMS get to make rules on how and what can be presented.
So zero reason to rush this before Jan
The amount of people who have ZERO idea how House impeachment, Senate trial, conviction and removal requirements (67 in Senate), and WHEN the new congress we voted for actually starts (First week of Jan 27) โฆ
IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!!
@Mayhem9117@dovahkiinna2@David_Mauricioo I used it to get fact checked boosted replies in runaway threads that were being inundated by RW MAGA distraction propaganda through the election.
The amount of people who have ZERO idea how House impeachment, Senate trial, conviction and removal requirements (67 in Senate), and WHEN the new congress we voted for actually starts (First week of Jan 27) โฆ
IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!!
Yโall do know that yesterdayโs vote was NOT a vote to impeach Pete Hegseth, right?
It was a procedural vote on whether to REFER the articles of impeachment to the Judiciary Committee.
A YES vote meant sending the articles to committee rather than proceeding immediately with impeachment.
A NO vote meant rejecting that procedural maneuver so the impeachment effort could potentially move forward.
Nobody voted on whether to actually impeach Pete Hegseth yesterday.
And yes, I understand why some of yโall are upset that several Democrats got stuck in traffic and missed the vote. The vote was reportedly open for approximately 23 minutes, and some members arrived after it closed.
But even if those Democrats had made it and defeated the referral motion, that STILL would not have meant Pete Hegseth was impeached. The House would have needed to vote on the actual articles.
We can discuss accountability without misrepresenting what happened.
The misinformation on this app is dangerous, especially when people are repeating things they clearly do not understand.
Learn the difference between a procedural vote and a substantive vote before telling everybody what Congress did.