The push to remove President Donald Trump from office has gained attention again due to his military actions in Iran. Connecticut Democrat John Larson has filed impeachment articles against Trump during the ongoing conflict.
Larson joins Texas Democrat Al Green, who has been a vocal advocate for Trump's removal. Green previously attempted to force impeachment votes but both attempts failed.
Trump has rejected the effort, calling it a 'witch hunt.' However, a recent poll found that 52% of registered voters support impeaching Trump, while 40% are against it.
Prediction markets also reflect growing unease, with the probability of Trump being impeached and removed before the end of his term at 27.5%. The Iran war has affected Trump's popularity, with his approval rating dropping to 39%.
Despite growing public pressure, removing Trump from office remains difficult due to the required two-thirds majority in the Senate. However, Democrats may gain control of the House in 2026, potentially creating pressure on Republican lawmakers in close races.
