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"A whistleblower is someone who exposes something that could be illegal or unethical."(Associated Press "Democrats begin impeachment process against President Trump" 7)

* I thought this quote was very helpful because it told me what the word whistleblower meant and what the person who takes that role does.

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-" a public official is charged with wrongdoing. If the House of Representatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict"(Associated Press "Democrats begin impeachment process against President Trump" I like this quote because of the way it explains the impeachment process, which I didn't previously understand.

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Annotation: "The president's words set the stage for the impeachment debate to come, which will be just the fourth impeachment investigation of an American president in the nation's history"

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Annotation: "The president's words set the stage for the impeachment debate to come, which will be just the fourth impeachment investigation of an American president in the nation's history"

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-It is extremely rare for a President to be impeached, meaning that President Trump and all of us will be remembered in history if he gets impeached.

"A whistleblower is someone who exposes something that could be illegal or unethical"
- The words "whistleblower" stands out to me because I have never heard this word being used in the context of government.

"Trump has all but dared Democrats to move toward impeachment. He is confident that the image of an investigation led by the opposition party will increase his political support"
-Personally, I disagree with this statement because he does not have over half of our population's voters as political supporters, making it a risky choice to rely on this impeachment trial going his way. He has made several mistakes as President which lessens the confidence for our voters to pick his side, and there is more evidence to support the fact that this impeachment trial will most likely not go as he planned.

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" After viewing the transcript on Wednesday, September 25, Pelosi declared: "Congress must act."
*I find this statement worthy of noting because it is significant how the impeachment has been in process since September 25 and presently, December 10, the House has now introduced 2 articles making the impeachment process get closer to happening*
"Trump, who thrives on combat, has all but dared Democrats to move toward impeachment"
*This statement is important because it lets readers know how the President of the United States is as a person. He constantly strives for situations to be of rivalry rather than attempting to save himself and his country. Once, or if, the impeachment process concludes, Trump may not be so happy with his decisions.*
"Though the timing raised concerns among anti-corruption advocates, there has been no evidence of wrongdoing by either the former vice president or his son"
*This may be because Donald Trump simply is of selfish character and he cares mainly about himself which makes Biden and his son not guilty of any wrongdoing since they did not do anything wrong but Trump is attempting to accuse them of doing so. Trump may also be trying to make a whole other scandal so that people would be distracted by that and not focus on the wrongdoings of himself*

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¨The move does not necessarily mean that Trump will be removed from office. In an impeachment process, a public official is charged withwrongdoing. If the House of Representatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict.¨

What this quote means is that they will do different things for impeachment, Also I learn that the president will not be remove from office they will get charge.

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"If the House ofRepresentatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment."
*The House of Representatives is the one to begin the trial of impeachment. "After months of resistance, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi launched the impeachment probe on Tuesday."

* did not know that the House speaker got to announce the impeachment idea.

"The president's words set the stage for the impeachment debate to come, which will be just the fourth impeachment investigation of an American president in the nation's history. "
*Overall in the nation's history there have only been 4 impeachment investigations.

"The call is one part of a whistleblower complaint on the president's activities."
*What is a whistleblower?
Someone who exposes something that could be illegal or unethical.

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" By the time Pelosi announced the impeachment process, about two-thirds of House Democrats had announced moving toward impeachment probes."(Associated Press "Democrats begin impeachment process against President Trump", 22).

This quote helped show me that they are trying to move head with the impeachment quickly, which helps convince me that President Trump will be fully impeached after the long  process.

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"If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict. " I learned that when a president gets impeached he isn't removed from office yet. I learned that for a president to be remove from office unless 2/3 vote for the president to be removed from office.

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* "The move does not necessarily mean that Trump will be removed from office. In an impeachment process, a public official is charged with wrongdoing. If the House of Representatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict."(1)

*Even tough they impeach the president he can still run for office, unless they vote 2/3ds then he is impeached and can not run for office.

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"The move does not necessarily mean that Trump will be removed from office. In an impeachment process, a public official is charged with wrongdoing. If the House of Representatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict.

* How long will it take for the impeachment to go through?
* There is still a long way to go before the impeachment in fully approved

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In the article it said in Paragraph one The move does not necessarily mean that Trump will be removed from office. In an impeachment process, a public official is charged with wrongdoing. If the House of Representatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict. Then to Impeach Trump they have to have ⅔ of the representatives to Impeach the president. So now that he made the phone call his office times could be up before the re-election. To prove my statement the article says in paragraph three, Trump urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to work with Attorney General William Barr and Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer. At one point in the conversation, Trump said: "I would like for you to do us a favor." and that could ruin it all for him

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“ the House of Representatives finds sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict”.

*this is important because impeachment is not easy or quick to decide it takes an amount of people to decide if the president should be removed from the office if so,Then he has to get ⅔  of vote to get removed from the office*

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In the rough transcript of the 30-minute phone call with Zelenskiy, Trump encourages the Ukrainian leader to talk with Giuliani and Barr. Immediately after saying they would be in touch, Trump references Ukraine's economy, saying: "Your economy is going to get better and better I predict. You have a lot of assets. It's a great country." (Newsela)
This piece of evidence shows that after asking for the favor and the Ukrainian President agreed to. He was saying that he is going to make their economy better. One way to make it better is by money so that means he'll give them money.

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"If the House of Representatives finds enough evidence of wrongdoing, it can hold a vote on articles of impeachment. If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached. They are not yet, however, removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial. Two-thirds of members must vote to remove the president".

"Trump pushed Ukraine's president to "look into" Joe Biden, according to the transcript. Biden is currently running for the Democratic nomination for president. This makes him a rival of Trump".

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The two chambers of Congress are currently very divided. The House of Representatives is currently controlled by Democrats, while the Senate is controlled by Trump's Republican Party.
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one of the chambers of Congress, the Senate, is run by the president while the House of Representatives is currently controlled by the democrats interesting because I had no idea that they were run separately.

"If a majority votes to impeach, the official is impeached, but they are not yet removed from office. The Senate must hold a trial, and two-thirds of members must vote to convict. "
*How long are the trials?
"Many Democrats are supporting the impeachment process, while most Republicans are not. "
* Why are republicans against the impeachment? Does this depend on what party the president belongs to?

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"Trump has all but dared Democrats to move toward impeachment. He is confident that the image of an investigation led by the opposition party will increase his political support."

Trump is seemingly unbothered by this impeachment. He doesn't think that anything will happen to him because he believes this will get him more political support, if the public and the officials think he is innocent.

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"Trump has all but dared Democrats to move toward impeachment. He is confident that the image of an investigation led by the opposition party will increase his political support."

Trump is seemingly unbothered by this impeachment. He doesn't think that anything will happen to him because he believes this will get him more political support, if the public and the officials think he is innocent.