JUST IN: House Democrats are said to be quietly working with moderate Republicans to lock in the 218 votes needed to impeach Trump before March 31, over allegations of abuse of power. Who’s on board? ✋

major political storm may be brewing on Capitol Hill.
Sources inside Congress say House Democrats are quietly working behind the scenes with moderate Republicans to secure the 218 votes needed to impeach Donald Trump before March 31 over allegations of abuse of power.
If true, this would mark one of the most dramatic bipartisan political moves in recent U.S. history. Insiders say discussions are happening privately as lawmakers weigh the political and constitutional implications.

Under the U.S. Constitution, the House of Representatives only needs a simple majority (218 votes) to approve articles of impeachment. If that threshold is reached, the process would then move to the Senate for a trial, where a two-thirds vote would be required for conviction.
While Democratic leadership has not publicly confirmed the effort, several analysts say the key question is whether enough moderate Republicans will break ranks to cross that 218-vote line.
Supporters of the move argue impeachment is necessary to hold the president accountable. Critics warn it could deepen an already divided political climate ahead of the next elections.
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