Democrat says Trump is ‘stealing’ from taxpayers and could be impeached if Republicans lose control of Congress

Green’s intervention transformed a procedural session into a broader moral argument about the present political climate. By characterizing Trump’s statements on Truth Social as edging beyond opinion and toward incitement, he challenged lawmakers to consider whether the steady normalization of hostile rhetoric poses a constitutional risk in itself. His reference to a “countdown to impeachment” was not a procedural timetable, but a warning—suggesting that democratic erosion often occurs gradually, through tolerated excess and repeated silence rather than sudden rupture.

Reaction was swift and sharply divided. To Trump’s supporters, Green’s remarks confirmed long-held suspicions of an entrenched effort to delegitimize a popular political figure. To those sympathetic to Green, the speech gave voice to a concern more often expressed privately: that inaction, when faced with escalating rhetoric, may one day be judged as acquiescence rather than restraint.

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