The NPR Politics Podcast Trump Is Likely To Be Impeached Again
Jan 11, 2021
Tensions rise as House Democrats prepare for a second impeachment of President Trump. The urgency is palpable, focused on accusations of inciting violence during the Capitol riot. Delve into the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party as they navigate public and donor pressures. The potential consequences for American democracy are significant, raising questions of political responsibility and party unity. It's a critical moment that may shape the future of political discourse in the U.S.
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Impeachment Proceedings
- The House is moving forward with a second impeachment of President Trump.
- This follows an unsuccessful attempt to invoke the 25th Amendment.
Impeachment as Recourse
- Impeachment is the House's only recourse for holding the president accountable.
- Many members feel a strong need to act, given the events.
Potential Bipartisan Impeachment
- Unlike Trump's first impeachment, this one may not be purely partisan.
- Some Republicans may vote to impeach, influenced by public and donor pressure.