
While the Democrats savor their victory in the midterms, the specter of a new impeachment hangs over the White House, despite internal divisions.
After the midterms, Democrats are questioning the advisability of launching a new impeachment procedure against Donald Trump, despite divisions within the party.
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Donald Trump escaped two impeachment attempts during his first term, in December 2019 and January 2021.
Building on their overwhelming victory in the midterms, will the Democrats try to bring down Donald Trump again? As the vote has just closed, the specter of a new impeachment procedure hangs over the White House. Before the election, several elected opposition officials were already calling for impeachment proceedings against the American president. However, the prospect of a new institutional standoff is far from unanimous within the Democratic Party.
Donald Trump escaped two impeachment attempts during his first term: in December 2019 after he requested Ukrainian investigations concerning the Biden family, then in January 2021 for incitement to insurrection in connection with the assault on the Capitol. Each time, the Democrats managed to pass the first step of the procedure, called impeachment. It consists of “a vote of the House of Representatives by a simple majority of the members present” and it “is sufficient to…

Édouard Philippe maintains his comments on integration and immigration made on TF1, despite strong criticism from Jean-Luc Mélenchon. The Horizons candidate denounces a “thought police” and proposes a public debate to the rebellious leader.

Emmanuel Grégoire inaugurated the first municipal police kiosk at Porte de Clignancourt in Paris. This proximity system, inspired by the Japanese “koban”, aims to strengthen the visible presence of agents to fight against incivility and trafficking.
Democrats scored a historic victory in the US midterm elections, securing majorities in both houses of Congress and inflicting disaster on Donald Trump and the Republicans.

Elected Democratic senator from Michigan during the Midterms, Abdul El-Sayed joked about the Islamophobic attacks of Donald Trump and JD Vance, recalling that the latter will have to swear in his oath.

David Lisnard, presidential candidate and president of Nouvelle Énergie, officially has 100,517 members, a figure certified by a justice commissioner in Paris.
The victory of the Democrats in the American mid-term elections provokes strong reactions in France. The left and LFI see it as a signal of hope in the face of the National Rally for the next presidential election, while the right and the far right adopt more measured positions.