House Democrats faced their first vote on impeaching Trump Wednesday—and most of them still aren't ready to embrace the “I-word”
Tuesday that even lawmakers who favor impeachment had misgivings about Green's decision to force a vote now, believing it could “undercut momentum” and “undermine” Democrats' plans to use Special Counsel's upcoming congressional testimony as an “inflection point” to garner further impeachment support. Others disagreed with how the vote would “circumvent” the House Judiciary Committee, which has the power to begin impeachment proceedings.
”With the impeachment vote now behind them, Democrats are still making slow progress toward taking on Trump through litigation aimed at the Trump administration's continued stonewalling efforts. PoliticoWednesday that lawmakers and an “overstretched team of House lawyers” are taking a “go-slow” approach to their legal efforts, “meticulously building a record” of the administration's resistance efforts to strengthen their case in court.
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