BREAKING: CONGRESS JUST PULLED THE PIN — REP. AL GREEN FILES SHOCK RESOLUTION TO IMPEACH AND REMOVE PRESIDENT TRUMP FOR ABUSE OF POWER, INCITEMENT OF VIOLENCE, AND THREATS AGAINST LAWMAKERS AND JUDGES — CAPITOL ERUPTS AS BOTH PARTIES SCRAMBLE FOR COVER Washington plunged into chaos at dawn after Rep. Al Green detonated a political earthquake — a formal resolution to impeach and remove President Trump, citing “habitual abuses of power,” “orchestrated incitement of violence,” and “dangerous death threats” directed at members of Congress and the federal judiciary. Green’s filing accuses Trump of crossing “every constitutional red line,” warning that “no democracy survives when its leader declares war on its own institutions.” But what has Washington whispering in fear is not the filing itself — it’s the classified addendum Green referenced and released. Full Details 👇 👇

Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Capitol descended into political pandemonium this morning after Rep. Al Green (D-TX) filed a formal resolution to impeach and remove President Donald Trump, accusing him of abuse of power, incitement of violence, and issuing threats against lawmakers and federal judges.

According to Green’s fiery statement on the House floor, the resolution outlines a pattern of what he calls “habitual constitutional sabotage” — acts that allegedly include Trump’s open defiance of court orders, his inflammatory rhetoric toward members of Congress, and his use of “public intimidation to subvert the rule of law.”

> “No democracy survives when its leader declares war on its own institutions,” Green warned. “The presidency was never meant to be a shield for tyranny — it was meant to serve the people, not to endanger them.”

But the most explosive part of the filing wasn’t what was read aloud — it was what came attached.
Sources inside the Capitol confirm that Green included a classified addendum, reportedly containing transcripts, security memos, and communications suggesting that senior officials had raised alarms over direct threats made against judges and congressional staff following Trump’s public remarks in recent weeks.

The release of that classified reference triggered immediate panic across Washington — with aides seen racing between offices, phones lighting up, and senior lawmakers from both parties holding urgent closed-door meetings.

Republicans quickly denounced the move as “a stunt designed to ignite chaos,” while several Democrats privately admitted that the classified addendum “changes the game completely.”

As of this afternoon, House leadership has not yet scheduled a vote, but insiders report that “negotiations and damage control” are already underway behind the scenes.

The question now gripping the Capitol:
Will this impeachment push collapse under political pressure — or has Rep. Al Green just set in motion the event that could finally bring Trump’s presidency to its breaking point?