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The President was impeached, but we're still waiting on a critical move

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view in browser Thursday 12.19.19 It's a pretty big news day, if you haven't heard, so let's get right to it. Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. By AJ Willingham Impeachment  The House officially impeached President Trump. Votes for the two articles of impeachment were mostly split along party lines, with two Democrats voting against both and one splitting on the two. No Republicans voted in favor of the articles. While all this was going down, President Trump was at a "Merry Christmas" rally in Michigan, where he blasted Democrats for the impeachment push. The articles are supposed to go now to the Senate, but curiously, Speaker Nancy Pelosi has stalled on the move. Some Democrats want to make sure Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell agrees to the Senate trial procedures Dems have requested. As the full picture of last night's historic decision comes into focus, you can follow today's live updates and check out these other impeachment resources: How are Republicans reacting? One lawmaker said Trump was given fewer rights than Jesus before his crucifixion.  Moderate Democrats who voted for impeachment may face a tough political future. Here's what some said about the decision that could cost them their seats.  Still confused about how we got here? This explainer video will clear it all up before the impeachment process moves to the Senate.  How much do you actually know about the process? For instance, who officially presides over the Senate trial? Take our impeachment quiz.