donald trump from office. bear in mind, even here some people could dodge accountability in the end by simply voting present. many americans are keeping a close tab on the impeachment proceedings especially in battle ground states like michigan. our jason carroll traveled there to get the pulse of local democrats. reporter: democrats say the impeachment was long overdue. they say looking ahead they have a lot of concern for their party and the country. as impeachment proceedings winded down, members of the greater royal oak democratic club gathered to mark what they called a somber day in u.s. history. it s very disheartening to me to see people who used to call themselves republicans who are simply standing up to support donald trump. reporter: keeping tabs on the impeachment proceeding was
on the day of his historic impeachment in the house, president trump was holding a rowdy campaign rally in michigan. the president lashed out at many of those he views as his enemies, but he outraged lawmakers on both sides of the aisle by implying that the state s late congressman, john dingell is in hell. so where do people in the swing state of michigan stand on impeachment? jason carroll spoke with voters in detroit. reporter: as the impeachment proceedings winded down, members of the greater royal oak democratic club gathered to mark what they called a somber day in u.s. history. it s very disheartening to me to see people who used to call themselves republicans who are simply standing up to support donald trump. reporter: keeping tabs on the impeachment proceeding was especially incorporate to lauren. i think it s really a