Democrats Weigh Trump Impeachment as They Take House Majority

Democrats, having won a majority in Congress, face the decision of whether to pursue impeachment proceedings against President Trump, amid internal divisions and competing legislative priorities. The historic blue wave returning Congress to Democratic control opens a new political era in Washington, reviving the question of a third impeachment against Trump. While the House majority allows formal charges in January, conviction in the Senate is unlikely, requiring two-thirds of senators, which would need Republican support. Democrats are divided on the strategy, fearing a repeat of Trump's previous acquittals and political backlash. Leaders like Hakeem Jeffries emphasize focusing on citizen concerns like the economy and immigration, while progressives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez advocate for impeachment as constitutional responsibility. Investigations into Trump's family business, military actions in Iran, and immigration enforcement abuses are underway.