Tag: impeachment
Marco Rubio, Rick Scott Vote to Acquit in Second Trump Impeachment
The article of impeachment concerned Trump’s role last month when a mob of his supporters attacked the Capitol, leading to five deaths including a Capitol police officer.
Central Florida Democrats in Congress Ready to Impeach Donald Trump
U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy, D-Fla., said she will support the articles of impeachment when the House votes on the matter on Wednesday.
Rick Scott Proposes Amendment Making it Tougher to Impeach President, Other Federal Officials
Weighing in on his proposal on Thursday, Scott said the recent impeachment of President Donald Trump, who was acquitted by the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, led to his proposed amendment.
Val Demings Steps Into the Political Spotlight as Impeachment Manager
Demings has garnered some attention during her brief time in Congress but this is her largest assignment yet. With her background in law enforcement, including more than 25 years of service with the Orlando Police Department (OPD), Demings has increasingly become a favorite of Democrats at the national level.
Florida’s a Jump Ball on Presidential Election and Impeachment
Florida--the ultimate swing state in American politics--looks as competitive as ever according to a new poll from Florida Atlantic University (FAU).
Rick Scott: Senate Should Just Drop Impeachment Charges Against Trump
Scott and several other senators, led by U.S. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., produced a resolution that would simply drop the charges if they are not handed over to the U.S. Senate within 25 days of the original U.S. House vote to impeach.
Marco Rubio, Rick Scott Slam Impeachment as a Political Stunt
After the U.S. House voted to impeach President Donald Trump on two counts on Wednesday, the action now heads to the U.S. Senate--and neither of the two Republicans representing Florida sound ready to remove Trump.
Party Lines Hold in the Florida Delegation on Impeaching Donald Trump
As expected, Democrats in the Florida delegation voted to impeach Trump while all of the Republicans representing the Sunshine State voted against the two counts.
