translated from Spanish: Trump lashes out at Democrats for ‘impeachment’ hours before historic lower house vote

US President Donald Trump has back charged again on Wednesday against Democrats hours before the historic vote in which the House plenary will decide whether to become the third U.S. representative it is reproved by Members in the context of an impeachment process.” Can you believe that I’m going to be failed today by radical left-wing Democrats who do nothing and did nothing wrong?” the US representative has raised, in a message posted on his personal social media account Twitter.Trump has said that the fact that it was apr It’s the impeachment in the House of Representatives, as is predicted to happen, “it’s a terrible thing.” “Read the transcripts,” he said, referring to the summary of his telephone conversation on 25 July with the representative of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, and which has been the source of the parliamentary inquiry that has led to the process of ‘ impeachment’.” This should never happen to another president again,” Trump stressed, before calling for “a prayer.” If the forecasts are met, Democrats, who majority-control the House of Representatives, will on Wednesday in the plenary chamber of impeachment against Trump.With the passage of the impelment process in a historic vote in the Lower House, Trump will become the third president of the United States rejected by the House of Representatives, who already approved the ‘impeachment’ on December 19, 1998 against then-President Bill Clinton, and who did the same in 1868 with the representative Andrew Johnson. In Clinton’s case, the Senate rejected the ‘impeachment’ thanks to the Democratic majority and the same thing happened with Johnson.In the event of impeachment being passed in the House of Representatives, Trump will also become the first Republican representative to reprove by this chamber, considering that both Clinton and Johnson were representatives of the Democratic Party.Richard Nixon did not get to be put to the impeachment vote because he filed his resignation as a representative in 1974 before he was called for the irregularities arising from the ‘Watergate’ scandal.

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