Discussion · House of Representatives
Al Green Democrat
“I want to bring a vote to impeach the President. He is committing impeachable offenses, and this is how we stop it.”
“Mr. Speaker, at the conclusion of my 1-minute remarks, I ask to receive the attention of the Speaker to pose a clause 2(a)(1), rule IX resolution, a privileged resolution. I will bring this resolution because there is a President who is committing impeachable offenses, and this is the solution for this President. Mr. Speaker, I await recognition for my resolution.”
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Speech in the House
Signal 41 of 100
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Mr. Speaker, at the conclusion of my 1-minute remarks, I ask to receive the attention of the Speaker to pose a clause 2(a)(1), rule IX resolution, a privileged resolution. I will bring this resolution because there is a President who is committing impeachable offenses, and this is the solution for this President. Mr. Speaker, I await recognition for my resolution.