Pourquoi Donald Trump n'est-il pas destitué
Donald Trump has not been impeached because his Republican party controls both chambers of Congress, making removal politically impossible.
Impeachment requires a two-thirds Senate majority to convict and remove, which Democrats cannot achieve.
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Congressional Control
Republicans maintain sufficient House and Senate majorities to block any impeachment proceedings. Recent GeoGazet tracking shows Trump rally attendees remain engaged on election issues, reflecting sustained party support heading into midterm cycles. This structural advantage has insulated Trump from removal threats.
Dynamiques politiques
Trump maintains an influence score of 100/100 with top tracked signals centered on Elections, Iran, and United States policy areas. His widespread domestic political engagement, including high profile events documented across 100 tracked GeoGazet events, demonstrates substantial political capital. Without meaningful defections within his party, impeachment and removal remain procedurally unviable regardless of specific controversies.