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Here s how Louisiana s congressmen voted on President Trump s impeachment

All four of Louisiana s Republican House members on Wednesday voted against impeaching GOP President Donald Trump a second time, while the state s lone Democrat Cedric Richmond voted to impose Congress greatest penalty on a president. The full House voted 232-197 to impeach Trump for inciting an insurrection in a deadly riot at the Capitol on Jan. 6 as the president s supporters tried to stop Congress from affirming President-elect Joe Biden s certified Electoral College victory. Ten Republicans joined the Democrats in voting to impeach, but none from Louisiana broke ranks. Trump won Louisiana with more than 58% in the Nov. 3 election. Scalise and Richmond were the only members of the Louisiana delegation to speak from the floor during Wednesday s debate.

How Congressional Delegations From Ark, La, & Texas Voted On Impeachment

  HOW THEY VOTED–  President  Donald Trump has been impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives  over the violent siege of the Capitol last week. He is the only president to be twice impeached. Trump faced a single charge “incitement of insurrection”  The vote was 232 for impeachment, 197 against .  10 Republicans joined Democrats and voted for impeachment.    Louisiana  has  six  Representatives in the U.S. House, one seat is vacant due to the death of Republican-Congressman-elect Luke Letlow who recently died from Covid-19 complications.  All four Louisiana Republicans voted against impeachment.  The lone Democrat Cedric Richmond  Louisiana’s 2nd District voted in favor of impeachment,  during his final floor speech Richmond had this to say about impeaching the president.

Democrats want to fine colleagues $1,000 for not wearing masks in Congress, as three fall ill with Covid

Democrats want to fine colleagues $1,000 for not wearing masks in Congress, as three fall ill with Covid Griffin Connolly © Provided by The Independent HouseDemocrats are livid with some of their GOP colleagues who continue to refuse wearing masks around the Capitol, especially now that three members have contracted Covid after being locked in a room with mask-denying Republicans during the Capitol riots last week. Rep. Susan Wild In U.S. Capitol Lockdown: Some Republican Lawmakers ‘Refused To Wear Masks’ Now, they’re doing something about it. Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell of Michigan and Congressman Anthony Brown of Maryland on Tuesday introduced legislation to fine members of Congress $1,000 every time they do not wear a mask on Capitol grounds during the coronavirus pandemic.

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