Overview
- Rep. Al Green was removed from President Trump's joint address to Congress after interrupting to protest proposed cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security.
- Green announced plans to introduce articles of impeachment against Trump, citing the president's 34 felony convictions and previous impeachments as evidence of unfitness for office.
- The Republican-controlled House recently approved a budget framework that includes significant cuts to Medicaid and funds for mass deportation plans, sparking Democratic opposition.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized Green's actions and called for his censure, emphasizing the need to maintain decorum during congressional sessions.
- Green's impeachment effort is unlikely to gain traction, with Democratic leadership signaling no support and Republicans holding control of both the House and Senate.