Trump Unconcerned About Impeachment, Claims It Would ‘Destroy’ Democrats
President Trump says he is not worried about impeachment, claiming it would destroy the Democratic Party.
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President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday that he is not concerned about being impeached by Democrats, following their significant gains in House and Senate races. During a visit to the construction site for the White House Ballroom, Trump expressed confidence in his position, asserting that impeachment would ‘destroy the Democrat Party.’ He claimed that the current state of the country is ‘more successful than at any time in its history,’ suggesting that there is no legitimate reason for impeachment.
Trump’s Comments on Democratic Plans
Trump claimed that Democrats did not bring up the topic of impeachment during their recent conversations, and he remains ‘not even a little bit’ worried about the prospect. He also mentioned that he has spoken with several Democrats, including Texas Senate winner James Talarico, indicating a willingness to engage across the aisle. However, he reiterated his previous stance of planning to ‘veto everything’ if Democrats gain power.
Democratic Plans for Investigations
Meanwhile, Democrats are preparing to use their new congressional majorities to pursue ‘signature cases’ against key members of the Trump administration. Incoming House Oversight Chairman Robert Garcia (D-CA) has already threatened Trump and his allies, writing ‘LAWYER UP’ on social media after the Democrats flipped the House. This signals a shift in power and a readiness to exercise their newly acquired authority.
Elissa Slotkin’s Insights
Michigan Democrat Senator and former CIA analyst Elissa Slotkin revealed the Democrats’ plans for January, stating that they have a list of ‘signature cases’ that involve ‘egregious’ violations of law and corruption. She also mentioned that she traveled to Hungary to study the tactics used to remove right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban from office.
Source: The Gateway Pundit
