The White House: The House’s decision is a shameful end to the desperate probe of Trump's removal

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[rtl]The White House considered that the approval of the Judicial Committee of the US House of Representatives on two articles of the indictment of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, a "shameful" end to the "farce" of the investigation into his dismissal.[/rtl]


 



[rtl]"This desperate farce of investigating the issue of exclusion in the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives has reached its shameful conclusion," White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said in a statement issued after the decision.[/rtl]



[rtl]Gresham added, "The President is looking forward to receiving a fair and practical treatment by the Senate that the House of Representatives refuses to do in a shameful way."[/rtl]



[rtl]A White House spokeswoman also wrote, in a tweet posted on her official account on Twitter, to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, after Trump's announcement of reaching a "first stage agreement" to resolve trade disputes with China: "Take into account, This is the true form of leadership. The president never stops working and continues to conclude successful deals that benefit this country. "[/rtl]



[rtl]And the Judicial Committee of the US House of Representatives approved, earlier on Friday, two articles of the indictment against the master of the White House in the context of the investigation on the issue of his removal.[/rtl]



[rtl]The first article includes abuse of power, while the second article concerns obstruction of the Parliament's investigation.[/rtl]



[rtl]It is expected then that these two articles be put to a vote in the House of Representatives in its full composition, next Wednesday, to decide whether to ratify the declaration of the President’s removal.[/rtl]



[rtl]On October 31, the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress in which Democrats currently dominate, passed a bill to launch the public phase of the investigation into the issue of ousting Trump, a Republican who is accused by his opponents of misusing his powers and endangering US security Nationalist to danger.[/rtl]



[rtl]Democrats in the House of Representatives say that Trump "pressed" his Ukrainian counterpart, Vladimir Zelinsky, to persuade him to launch an investigation with Hunter Biden, son of former US Vice President Joe Biden, who is one of the most prominent rivals of the current White House master in the 2020 elections.[/rtl]



[rtl]And if the House of Representatives ultimately supports Trump's removal, the fate of the president will be in the hands of the Senate in which the Republicans dominate, and the White House master will not be removed from his position unless two-thirds of the upper chamber of the Congress supports this measure, which, if approved, will be the first precedent of its kind in History of the United States.[/rtl]





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