On Wednesday, House Democrats voted to impeach President Trump for “abuse of power” and “obstruction of Congress” and them immediately began signaling that they might refuse to send the supposedly “urgent” articles of impeachment to the Republican-majority Senate unless Majority Leader Mitch McConnell agrees to the Democrats’ impeachment trial terms. On his radio program Thursday, Rush Limbaugh responded to the Democrats’ long-anticipated impeachment vote by summing up what he says this is really about — and it begins not with the famous July 25 phone call but a seismic event that took place three years ago.
Limbaugh began the segment by stating he was going to try to “make the complex understandable” by answering what should be a straightforward question: “Trump is being impeached for what?”
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