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JUST IN: 1 MIN AGO: Trump FACES JAIL as Congress DROPS 7 Impeachment Articles SAME DAY
JUST IN: 1 MIN AGO: Trump FACES JAIL as Congress DROPS 7 Impeachment Articles SAME DAY
One president. Two branches of government. One moment that could rewrite American history.
On the same day, Congress filed seven impeachment articles against Donald Trump, while federal judges warned that defying court orders can lead directly to jail. This isn’t about the past, and it’s not theoretical. These actions are happening right now, with real legal consequences.
Congress isn’t accusing Trump of one mistake. They’re alleging obstruction of justice, abuse of power, constitutional violations, corruption, and even tyranny. Seven separate charges—each one enough to justify removal on its own.
What makes this explosive is how it was done. The articles were filed as a privileged resolution, forcing action and stripping away Trump’s greatest weapon: delay. Lawmakers may be forced to vote publicly, yes or no.
At the same time, judges are openly discussing contempt of court, one of the few tools that can immediately lead to fines or jail—no politics involved.
For the first time ever, a president is being squeezed from both sides of power at once.
So ask yourself: What happens when delay fails, courts act, and Congress refuses to look away?
🚨BREAKING: Kamala Harris just did what this moment’s been starving for: said the quiet part out loud. Venezuela doesn’t make us safer or cheaper—it’s unlawful, reckless, and sold as “strength” while families pay the bill. Regime-change cosplay for oil, with no clear authority and no exit plan. Finally—an adult in the room.
🚨💥 1 MIN AGO: Trump Assets SEIZURE Begins as Judge REJECTS His Claims ⚖️💣
Becoming painfully obvious the Trump Regime has no clue what happens next. Not one clue. Delcy Rodriguez, Maduro’s VP has been sworn in as President. Immediately declared Maduro the rightful President and vowed to defend Venezuela’s resources.
BREAKING: Panic is reportedly sweeping through Congress as several members scramble behind closed doors, desperately searching for ways to erase digital traces.
Democratic lawmakers are calling for an emergency War Powers vote after President Trump threatened a “second wave” of military action in Venezuela and suggested long-term U.S. control over the country’s government.
BREAKING: Congress Files Impeachment Articles Against Trump Over Venezuela Action, Citing Constitutional Violations.
💥BREAKING: TRUMP ATTACKS VENEZUELA… WAR IS HERE👈 It’s 3:30 a.m. on the East Coast, and shocking developments are unfolding right now. Donald Trump has ordered U.S. military strikes inside Venezuela, with confirmed attacks on military targets in the capital, Caracas. Explosions have been reported across the city, and videos show U.S. military helicopters and airstrikes over key locations.
You are going to see a lot of celebration from a lot of people today about the removal of Nicolas Maduro. Why? Because he was a brutal dictator to the Venezuelan people. The question is not whether Maduro should have remained in power. The question is whether the United States could legally conduct regime change without Congressional approval
BREAKING: Overnight the United States captured Nicolas Maduro and launched massive strikes on Venezuela. Just waking up now. Full update coming momentarily:
BREAKING: What happened in Venezuela is not a military operation. It’s an illegal act. By attacking a sovereign nation without Congress, Donald Trump violated Article I Sec 8 and the War Powers Act. That’s impeachable! Congress started acting
JUST IN: 40 minutes ago: BREAKING — Reports say panic is spreading across Congress as multiple members meet behind closed doors, urgently trying to wipe digital footprints. The scramble follows claims that Jack Smith uploaded subpoenaed phone records tied to calls from Donald Trump during efforts to delay the 2020 certification. Sources warn the records may reveal coordinated actions at the highest levels. As the files circulate, Washiton is on edge—and pressure is rapidly escalating.
