The Truth About Impeachment

On December 18, 2019, the U.S. Congress voted on articles of impeachment against Pres. Donald J Trump.

There were two votes – the first was on abuse of power, the second was on obstruction of Congress.

The votes for the charge of abuse of power were 230 in favor, 197 against, and 1 present:

All House Democrats voted in support, with the exceptions of Collin Peterson (MN) and Jeff Van Drew (NJ), who voted against, and Tulsi Gabbard (HI), who voted "present."

All House Republicans voted against.

The votes for the charge of obstruction of Congress were 229 in favor, 198 against, and 1 present:

Every Democrat voted in support except Peterson, Van Drew, and Jared Golden (ME), who voted against; and Gabbard, who once more voted "present.“

On the day of the impeachment vote, a Gallup poll was released reporting that Trump's approval rating increased by 6 points during the impeachment process, while support for impeachment dropped.

July 31, 2016: the FBI opened up an investigation into Trump/Russia collusion – long before the election.

The FBI then spied on four American citizens who were associated with President Trump’s campaign.

British ex-spy Christopher Steele created an unverified “dossier,” which was used by the FBI to get spying warrants from the FISA court.

The FBI repeatedly lied to the FISA court.

The FBI did not inform the FISA court that the author of the “dossier” was a fanatical anti-Trumper – or that he was working for the Clinton campaign – or that he had been fired by the FBI for leaking information to the press – or that the dossier had not been independently verified – or that a news story supposedly “corroborating” the dossier actually came directly from the dossier.

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