House Democratic leaders plan to vote to kill Detroit congressman's Trump impeachment bid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Thanedar said he was prompted to push for a vote this week after Trump defended plans to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet as a gift from the ruling family of Qatar during his trip to the Middle East.
51% : Now is "absolutely" the right time to send a message to Trump, he said.
43% : It also forces several Democrats in districts won by Trump last fall to take a tough vote.
36% : " Thanedar, D-Detroit, was flanked by about a dozen supporters holding signs calling to impeach and remove Trump from office.
32% : In response to Thanedar's bid to remove him from office, Trump has called the Detroit congressman "a lunatic" and called on House GOP leaders to "start to think about expelling" him from Congress.
31% : " Thanedar has gained one co-sponsor for the resolution, Rep. Al Green of Texas, who made multiple attempts to impeach Trump during his first term.
24% : " Trump continued: "The Republicans should start to think about expelling them from Congress for all of the crimes that they have committed, especially around Election time(s).
20% : Trump, who was twice impeached in his first term, said on social media that Democrats had "got two 'No Name,' little respected Congressmen, total Whackjobs both, throwing the 'Impeachment' of DONALD J. TRUMP around, for about the 20th time, even though they have no idea for what I would be Impeached.
20% : The seven impeachment articles accuse Trump of obstruction of justice, abuse of executive power and trade powers, usurpation of appropriations powers, bribery and corruption, creation of an unlawful office, violating First Amendment rights and "tyrannical overreach.

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