Overview
- Sen. Jon Ossoff stated on April 25 that President Trump’s actions exceed any prior standard for impeachment by the House of Representatives.
- Ossoff highlighted examples of alleged misconduct, including Trump granting private audiences to meme-coin buyers and defying a federal court order.
- He emphasized that impeachment is not currently feasible due to the Republican-controlled House, urging Democrats to focus on regaining the majority.
- Ossoff is the first Senate Democrat during Trump’s second term to explicitly call his conduct impeachable, signaling a shift in Democratic rhetoric.
- Republicans, led by NRSC Chair Tim Scott, criticized Ossoff’s stance as a politically motivated move to bolster his 2026 reelection campaign in Georgia.