Privileged Resolution of House Tables Disapproving Pelosi on Removal

The House tabled on Wednesday a privileged resolution presented by the leader of the House of Minorities Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthy McCarthy criticizes the announcement of the dismissal of Pelosi: "The elections are over", announces the opening of an official dismissal investigation on Trump Clarence, Joe Manchin and Rudy Giuliani, distinguished guests at the second official visit of Trump PLUS (R-Calif.) Disapproving the Chair Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiAmash responds to Trump: "This is not the transcription of a call" on the controversy sparked by Colbert on Ukraine: "It may be the thing" pushing Trump's centrist Democrats to be cautious about the dismissal investigation MOREThe decision of (D-Calif.) To conduct a formal investigation of impeachment.

The vote 232-194 was in line with the party. Justin AmashJustin AmashAmash responds to Trump: "It's not the transcription of a call" Report of The Hill & # 39; s Morning – Pompeo condemns Iran for "act of war" while Trump reacts cautiously with Trump's "trump soldier" foreign policy MORE (I-Mich.) Voting with the Democrats.

The resolution says that "the House disapproves of the actions of the Speaker of the House, Ms. Pelosi of California, to initiate an impeachment investigation against the duly elected US President, Donald J. Trump".

Pelosi was blamed for impeachment without a vote in plenary: "The House of Representatives has imposed three indictments on a federal public servant, each following a resolution to investigate dismissal approved by the plenary, not by unilateral decree of the President.

McCarthy's decision to introduce this measure comes a day after Pelosi's announcement of his support for a formal investigation following an influx of support from his caucus as a result of reports reported to in relation to President TrumpDonald John TrumpAmash replies to Trump: "It is not the transcription of a call" Warren announces the expansion of the presidential campaign Colbert to the controversy over Ukraine: "C & # 039; Is perhaps the thing "who gets Trump PLUSRelations with Ukraine

The Californian Republican has repeatedly criticized the treatment of the whistleblower report by Pelosi, claiming that the Democrats had decided to put in place an impeachment procedure because they had not obtained all the information on the conversation between the Ukrainian President and the Ukrainian President.

Earlier in the day, McCarthy told reporters, "What the President did was a bleak day, not only for this institution, but for the rule of law, and put the country at risk for about national security and our view of the world. "

He wondered if Pelosi should remain president.

"At the end of the day, the President apologized to this nation and I think that the question of whether to remain in office is an issue," he said at a press conference.