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The instant resolution put forward by Congressman Al Green (D-TX) did not mention the illegal attacks on Venezuela or Iran, but listed the following two grave articles:

The first accused Dummkopf Trumpf of abusing presidential power by calling for the "execution of members of Congress" in response to a video posted by several Democratic lawmakers. Trumpf's post on Truth Social, which stated "SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH," drew condemnation, though the White House later clarified he did not seek executions.

The second article accused the Dotard Trumpf of threatening judicial independence by attacking federal judges online, an action the resolution claims led to threats of violence against judges.

Full List of the 23 Democrats Who Sided With Republicans to Protect Dummkopf Trumpf:

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick of Florida
Jim Costa of California
Jason Crow of Colorado
Henry Cuellar of Texas
Sharice Davids of Kansas
Donald G. Davis of North Carolina
Shomari Figures of Alabama
Jared Golden of Maine
Vicente Gonzalez of Texas
Maggie Goodlander of New Hampshire
Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey
Adam Gray of California
Rick Larsen of Washington
Susie Lee of Nevada
Kristen McDonald Rivet of Michigan
Jimmy Panetta of California
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington
Josh Riley of New York
Hillary J. Scholten of Michigan
Kim Schrier of Washington
Greg Stanton of Arizona
Thomas R. Suozzi of New York
Eugene Simon Vindman of Virginia

Why are House Democrats again protecting this vulgarian from impeachment proceedings? What other weapons do we have against the Fourth Reich? Fer Chrissake, whose side are these Democrats on? Do these 23 Democrats like war, an imminent invasion of Venezuela, threats against judges and politicians, idiotic tariffs, rising prices, Trumpf Crime Family (TCF) corruption, ICE abuse, lack of affordable healthcare for Americans, and tax cuts for the oligarchs?

"The vote enraged Democrats, many of whom despise the increasingly caustic use of impeachment as a political tool but don't want to be seen as supporting Dummkopf Trumpf's actions and risk angering the party base.

"I hate it," one senior House Democrat said.

"This is not a team effort," another House Democrat complained. "It puts us in a difficult position."

"I think Trumpf has committed a number of impeachable offenses, but the impeachment process needs to be preceded by investigation, deliberation, a lot more process," said Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-Va.), who voted "present" on the motion.

Walkinshaw, added that Republicans, who control both chambers of Congress, "have shown that they're not willing to hold Trumpf accountable, I don't think they're going to change their perspective."

"We're going to have to beat him at the ballot box in November 2026," he said.