With the recent publication by Donald Trump, Jr. and The New York Times of emails leading up to a June 2016 meeting between senior officials of the Trump Campaign and a Russian lawyer with alleged links to the Russian Government, the Campaign to Impeach Donald Trump Now is now including additional grounds in its call for an impeachment investigation.  Our proposed congressional resolution, as now revised, would mandate that the House Judiciary Committee investigate whether sufficient grounds exist to impeach President Trump, including but not limited to:

(1) obstruction of justice;

(2) violations of the Foreign Emoluments Clause and Domestic Emoluments Clause of the United States Constitution; and

(3) conspiring with others to: (a) commit crimes against the United States involving the solicitation and intended receipt by the Donald J. Trump campaign of things of value from a foreign government and other foreign nationals; and (b) conceal those violations.

To read the full resolution, click here.

Did Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with a Russian attorney break laws? Sue O’Connell of New England Cable news asks Ben Clements, former federal prosecutor, former chief counsel for Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, and the Board Chair of Free Speech for People on her July 12 show.

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We have breaking news to share! Yesterday, Congressman Brad Sherman (D-CA, 30th District) and Congressman Al Green (D-TX, 9th District) introduced an Article of Impeachment  (H.Res. 438) against President Trump for High Crimes and Misdemeanors.  The article focuses on obstruction of justice. 

Click here to read the text of H.Res.438

We have great news to report from Newton, Massachusetts! Last night, the City Hall became the fourteenth community in the country to pass a resolution calling on Congress to launch an impeachment investigation of President Trump.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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