Trump said Republicans did not impeach Biden, but Democrats may do so against him
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US President Donald Trump said that Republicans did not impeach his predecessor Joe Biden, but Democrats could initiate impeachment proceedings against him if they win the midterm congressional elections on November 3.
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Why It Matters
The midterm elections for the US Congress are scheduled for November 3, including all seats in the House of Representatives and 33 seats in the Senate.
US President Donald Trump said that Republicans did not impeach his predecessor Joe Biden, but Democrats may take such a step against him.
"I could do it to Sleepy Joe, but it would be rude," Trump told reporters at the White House.
According to him, if Democrats win the midterm congressional elections, they may begin impeachment proceedings.
“They want to do this to me,” the US President said.
Elections for the US House of Representatives and 33 Senate seats will take place on November 3.
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Democrats may initiate impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump if they win the midterm elections
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What specific grounds could Democrats use to impeach Trump?
- How likely is it that Democrats will win control of one or both houses of Congress?
- Will Republicans respond with symmetrical actions in the event of impeachment?







