Ford Fischer

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Representative-Elect Angela Gonzales-Torres spoke out tonight in front of the U.S. Capitol, thanking the "Removal Coalition" for supporting her campaign.

Activist Jessica Denson asked her to commit to "forcing votes on articles of impeachment" against Trump.

"We're doing everything that we can now, before we're even sworn in," Gonzales-Torres replied. "I take this very seriously."

Outgoing Representative Al Green spoke outside the Capitol tonight describing that "The battle is not over, it really is still in its infancy!"

"The end is to make sure that the Constitution is honored and that a president that has committed impeachable offenses is impeached and removed from office! That's where we're headed."

"My leaving doesn't mean that I will leave the movement," he assured members of the Removal Coalition, who seek the impeachment of President Trump. "The movement is more important than a congressional position, it really is."

"I will stand with you, I hope you will always stand with me. God bless you, God bless the United States of America!"

North Carolina Representative-Elect Richard Ojeda spoke out to the "Veterans Against Fascism" led rally in front of the U.S. Capitol today:

"I'm sick and tired of politicians who are the first to beat the drums of war and the last to stand up for the warriors when they come home."

"They'll vote to send our sons and daughter to war, and then they'll stand in front of the American flag and talk about patriotism, but when it's time to fund the VA, when it's time to protect veterans health care, when it's time to protect doctors, nurses, and VA workers who care for our wounded warriors, suddenly, they can't find the damn money!"

"Stay in this fight!" he told the crowd, concluding with a salute.

"I'm going to have a flag flown over the Capitol of the United States of America to honor Thomas Massie for the courage that he exhibited when he brought those articles of impeachment!"

Speaking at an event advocating the new Congress to impeach President Trump, outgoing Rep Al Green (D) complimented Rep Thomas Massie (R) for his impeachment effort against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

"Thomas Massie had courage," Green said. "Thomas Massie was willing to stand alone."

"Thomas Massie has proven to us that you don't have to have an investigation to bring articles of impeachment!"