According to people familiar with Senator Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader believes that President Trump has committed impeachable offenses and actions by Democrats will make it easier to purge Trump and his movement from the Republican Party. After the Democrats won both Georgia Senate race’s giving them control of the U.S. Senate, Vermont Socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders will play a pivotal in moving Biden’s legislative policies forward as chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. The House is prepared to move to impeach President Trump and will move forward if Vice President Mike Pence refuse to act. If Pence refuses to act over the conduct of Trump for his alleged incitement for his supporter’s riot in Washington then the House will begin impeachment. With both Democratic Senate candidates winning in Georgia, and Democratic Party control of the Senate President-elect Joe Biden has a greater chance of getting his policy agenda enacted with greater focus on $2,000 stimulus checks, infrastructure spending, climate action, and healthcare reform. Throughout the 2020 presidential campaign, Democrats have vigorously touted that the federal government as matter of stated economic policy should forgive student loan debt. Joe Biden was certified as President-Elect of the United States with Vice President Mike Pence deifying President Donald Trump, at the same time chaos engulfed the nations capital.
Senator Mitch McConnell secretly believes Trump should be Impeached
Sen. Bernie Sanders will Play Pivotal role for Biden Agenda
House to Move on Impeachment of Trump if Pence Won’t Act
Biden’s Agenda has chance to be enacted with Democratic Control of Senate
Democrats are Responsible for the Student Loan Debt Problem
Biden Certified as President of the United States
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