Congressional Speaker Says Trump Deserved Prison, Not Impeachment
Despite a slight decline in Trump’s persecution that arose after the completion of the investigation by Special Prosecutor Mueller, opponents of the president continue to look for weak spots in his defense.
According to American media, at a meeting with representatives of the Democratic Party on the possible impeachment of the head of state, President of the House of Representatives of the US Congress Nancy Pelosi said she was not satisfied with the impeachment, and she would like to see Trump in prison.
Congresswoman noted that she was in solidarity with supporters of impeachment, but would prefer the defeat of the incumbent president in the elections and his subsequent prosecution for alleged crimes.
The opinion of Pelosi is due to the fact that at the moment there are no conditions under which impeachment of Trump will be possible: there is no necessary support for voters and there is no consent in both parties.
Thus, the President of the House of Representatives drew a line under the statement made on May 30 by the head of the Legal Committee of the US Congress Jerrold Nadler about the need for impeachment against the incumbent president.
Recall that, according to the final report of Special Prosecutor Mueller, no evidence of Donald Trump's relationship with the Kremlin was found.
According to American media, at a meeting with representatives of the Democratic Party on the possible impeachment of the head of state, President of the House of Representatives of the US Congress Nancy Pelosi said she was not satisfied with the impeachment, and she would like to see Trump in prison.
Congresswoman noted that she was in solidarity with supporters of impeachment, but would prefer the defeat of the incumbent president in the elections and his subsequent prosecution for alleged crimes.
The opinion of Pelosi is due to the fact that at the moment there are no conditions under which impeachment of Trump will be possible: there is no necessary support for voters and there is no consent in both parties.
Thus, the President of the House of Representatives drew a line under the statement made on May 30 by the head of the Legal Committee of the US Congress Jerrold Nadler about the need for impeachment against the incumbent president.
Recall that, according to the final report of Special Prosecutor Mueller, no evidence of Donald Trump's relationship with the Kremlin was found.
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