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Ms Pelosi told reporters at the Capitol that she hadn't read the letter in full but had seen "the essence" of it and
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thought it was "really sick". In a statement announcing
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Wednesday's vote on impeachment, she said the House would "exercise one of the most solemn powers granted to us by the constitution". "During this very prayerful
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moment in our nation's history, we must honour our oath to support and defend our constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic," she added. On Tuesday evening, protests in
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support of impeachment were held in cities across the US, including New York, Boston and Los Angeles. Demonstrators carried placards
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bearing the words "Dump Trump", and "Protect our Democracy". The hashtags #notabovethelaw and #impeachmenteve trended on Twitter.