Trump says impeaching him would ‘destroy’ Democrats

Author: vanguardngr.comPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: United States

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Trump says impeaching him would ‘destroy’ Democrats

Donald Trump said Wednesday that an effort by Democrats to impeach him after they take control of Congress next year would “destroy” their party. Asked about the prospect a day after Republicans suffered a sweeping midterm election loss, the US president insisted there was “no reason” to impeach him.

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