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Democrats in the House of Representatives accused Trump of engaging in high crimes and misdemeanors when he encouraged "lawless action" at the Capitol on Wednesday.
So far, far more Congressional Democrats than Republicans have voiced support for the move. Author: Zach Merchant Updated: 5:12 PM EST January 11, 2021 WASHINGTON — In the wake of the assault on the Capitol, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears ready to sanction a vote on impeachment as early as Monday. Many Congressional Democrats have joined the call to make that happen and now some Republicans have signaled they are open to the move as well. A mob of President Trump's supporters stormed the United Sates Capitol Wednesday, after a rally where some argue the P...
NationofChange “In this situation, again, we see a miscarriage of justice." In Kenosha, Wisconsin, District Attorney Michael Graveley has announced that no charges will be filed against the white police officer who fired seven shots at Jacob Blake, paralyzing the 29-year-old Black man in August. Officer Rusten Sheskey fired the shots at point-blank range into Blake’s back as he leaned into his car, with his three children, aged 3, 5 and 8, inside the vehicle. Prosecutors maintain the shooting was in self-defense because Blake had a small knife in the car. Video of Blake’s sh...