The balance of power in the U.S. House of Representatives is hanging by a thread, and Trump faces the shadow of impeachment with a "2-vote margin"? 小🔥奶🔥🐶🐾meme🐾直播 As February 2026 approaches, the political atmosphere in Washington, D.C. has reached its peak. Recent market rumors suggest that "the Democrats are just 2 votes away from impeaching Trump"; what is the truth?
A slim majority advantage: Currently, the Republican Party maintains a very slim majority in the House of Representatives with approximately 218 to 213. With some members leaving and unexpected vacancies, the Republican "moat" has drastically shrunk.
The logic of a "2-vote defection": In recent procedural votes, the vote counts have often been astonishingly close (such as 217 vs 214). This means that as long as 2-3 moderate Republicans defect, there is theoretically operational space for the impeachment proposal to pass in the House.
Trump's sense of crisis: Trump has publicly called at party meetings for full effort to win the 2026 midterm elections, stating that if they lose the House, impeachment will be inevitable.
Market impact: The extreme uncertainty in U.S. politics often causes fluctuations in the dollar index and safe-haven assets. As the November midterm elections approach, this political game will enter a fever pitch.
Although the formal impeachment process has not yet begun, the Republican control over the agenda is on the verge of collapse. What does everyone think? Will this political uncertainty be the biggest "black swan" for the financial markets this year?
