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American politician (born 1963)
Twenty-three House Democrats voted to table (kill) Rep. Al Green’s December 11, 2025, impeachment resolution against President Trump; another 47 Democrats voted “present,” and the motion to table pass...
Multiple major outlets report that President Donald Trump posted social media messages calling a group of Democratic lawmakers’ actions “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH,” prompting Democrats t...
The House voted to table Rep. Al Green’s December effort to impeach President Donald J. Trump; official tallies show the motion to table passed by wide margins (e.g., 344–79 on the Clerk roll) and alt...
A recent floor effort by Rep. Al Green to impeach President Trump was tabled 237–140 after 23 House Democrats voted to kill the motion outright, 47 Democrats voted “present,” and the larger Democratic...
A House motion to table Rep. Al Green’s impeachment resolution against President Trump passed 237–140 after 23 House Democrats voted to support tabling and 47 Democrats voted “present,” while 140 Demo...
President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that certain Democratic members of Congress engaged in “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH!” after those lawmakers—six of whom are military veterans—...
The House voted 237–140 to table Rep. Al Green’s impeachment resolution on December 11, 2025; 214 Republicans and 23 Democrats supported tabling, while 140 members voted to advance the articles and 47...
A bloc of House Democrats — including top Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries, Katherine Clark and Pete Aguilar — voted “present” on the Republican motion to table Rep. Al Green’s December 11, 2025, im...
Several prominent Democratic members of Congress issued public, formal responses to the assassination of conservative activist : released a written statement expressing shock and condemning , joined o...
According to the assembled analyses, there were , named in the primary roster: two from Maine, nine from Massachusetts, one from Vermont, two from New Hampshire, and two from Rhode Island . The underl...
Massachusetts has nine U.S. congressional districts in the current map used since the 2022 elections; commonly listed incumbents as of January 2025 include Richard Neal (1st), Jim McGovern (2nd), Lori...
Massachusetts’ federal delegation in the House is entirely Democratic and currently has nine members; the state also has two Democratic U.S. senators (total nine House members and two senators) . Stat...
Two conservative opinion pieces claim top Democrats framed a government shutdown as , citing quotes attributed to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Whip Katherine Clark; those cl...
The House adopted honoring with a 310–58 vote; 95 voted “yea,” 58 Democrats voted “nay,” 38 Democrats registered “present,” and 26 did not vote, while virtually all supported the resolution . The spli...
Two separate impeachment efforts against President Donald Trump in 2025 were filed in the House: Rep. Al Green submitted articles of impeachment in May and again in December (H.Res.415 and H.Res.939/H...
Massachusetts lost one U.S. House seat after the 2010 census and has held since 2013; the delegation has been in the House for much of the past decade, while the state’s two Senate seats have remained...
Massachusetts sent to the U.S. House of Representatives for the 2025 Congress: Richard Neal (1st), Jim McGovern (2nd), Lori Trahan (3rd), Jake Auchincloss (4th), Katherine Clark (5th), Seth Moulton (6...
The House voted on a motion to table Rep. Al Green’s privileged resolution H.Res.939 on December 11, 2025; the motion to table passed 237–140 with 47 members voting “present,” meaning 140 members vote...
House Democratic leaders publicly resisted Rep. Al Green’s forced impeachment push — voting “present” and urging a fuller investigative process — while 23 House Democrats voted with Republicans to tab...
Several House Democrats publicly explained objections to the impeachment push by saying impeachment requires a comprehensive, non-partisan investigation and should not be used as a political stunt; to...