What's ahead in impeachment: Debate, then a vote next week by jonward11
WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives will vote next week to impeach President Trump, congressional sources told Yahoo News, but Democrats still have one more long committee hearing to get through this week.
The Judiciary hearing will be a daylong debate, ostensibly to focus on the text and substance of the charges against the president. But Republican anger over the impeachment is likely to be on display. The House is expected to impeach the president by a comfortable margin, since Democrats have a 233-to-197 advantage. This does not mean the president would be removed from office.
With the full House vote on impeachment expected next week, it’s unclear how much debate there will be ahead of that. But there will be significant time for Democrats and Republicans to speak out on the House floor in support of and in opposition to impeachment.
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