What CT, NH,& VT Reps are Tweeting about Impeachment

Ample evidence clearly outlines the President’s abuse of power and obstruction of a co-equal branch of government. I support the articles of impeachment. https://t.co/dpivNHNgv8

— Rep. John Larson (@RepJohnLarson) December 10, 2019

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to put together the criminality of the President’s actions. pic.twitter.com/21KTQgHBix

— Jim Himes (@jahimes) December 12, 2019

Please see my statement on impeachment below. pic.twitter.com/pVCkplv2zg

— Jahana Hayes (@RepJahanaHayes) December 12, 2019

This is about the facts, the Constitution, and my conscience. What the President has done is blatantly wrong, and I will not stand idly by when a President compromises the rule of law and our national security for his own personal political benefit. https://t.co/mE8jWZr1nm pic.twitter.com/CEXEILoV0z

— Rep. Chris Pappas (@RepChrisPappas) December 15, 2019

This week the House is voting to lower Rx costs, we announced a bipartisan path forward on USMCA & @HouseJudiciary introduced articles of impeachment.

If there is information that clears President Trump of wrongdoing, he should provide it to Congress and the American people. pic.twitter.com/L0wCh9CMrV

— Ann McLane Kuster (@RepAnnieKuster) December 10, 2019

Go to https://t.co/Z7ITShahKO for information on the history and process of impeachment, as well as specific information on articles of impeachment that the House will vote on Wednesday. #vtpoli

— Rep. Peter Welch (@PeterWelch) December 17, 2019