Impeachment Push Puts Trump on Constitutional Notice
House Democrats formally introduced articles of impeachment against Trump, turning months of constitutional grumbling into an explicit attempt to begin removal proceedings.
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3 verified reports published on November 15, 2017.
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The through line on November 15 was simple: Trump-world did not have a containment plan, only a delay tactic. The Russia investigation kept turning up fresh reasons for Congress to lean harder, while the ethics and conflicts fight kept expanding from a constitutional theory into a daily governance problem. That is how a scandal stops being an argument and starts becoming the operating environment.
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House Democrats formally introduced articles of impeachment against Trump, turning months of constitutional grumbling into an explicit attempt to begin removal proceedings.
Trump’s refusal to separate himself from his business interests kept generating conflict-of-interest criticism, and by November 15 that grievance had become formal impeachment material.
Congressional floor proceedings on November 15 kept the Russia probe in view, showing that Trump’s campaign and allies were still being treated as a live oversight problem.