Actor John Cusack Calls for Trump’s ‘Impeachment and Removal’ After Democrats Win Control of Congress

Actor John Cusack has renewed his demand for President Donald Trump’s impeachment and removal from office after Democrats secured control of both chambers of Congress in the November 3 midterm elections.

The High Fidelity star took to X to react to the Democratic victories, arguing that Trump must face accountability.

He also celebrated Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate victory over Republican Mike Rogers, praising the progressive candidate for overcoming a difficult campaign.

Cusack’s comments came as the election results delivered a major setback to Republicans, giving Democrats greater power to challenge Trump’s agenda during the final two years of his presidency.
John Cusack Says Trump’s Impeachment and Removal Are ‘Non-Negotiable’

John Cusack made the comment right after Democrats won control of Congress
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John Cusack made the comment right after Democrats won control of Congress

Cusack made his position clear in a post on X following the election results.

“Impeachment and removal is non negotiable no accountability means it will happens again and again,” he wrote.

The actor did not outline a specific proposal or explain how he believes lawmakers should pursue Trump’s removal. However, his message placed accountability at the center of his reaction to the Democrats’ electoral success.

Cusack also shared a separate post celebrating El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan. Describing the newly elected senator as a “smart progressive Bernie sanders dem,” he praised him for defeating what he characterized as “every smear machine dirty money can buy.”

His comments were also part of a wider wave of celebrity reactions to the Democratic victories, with several high-profile figures celebrating the party’s performance.
Democrats Regain Control of Both Houses of Congress

Cusack retweeted Bernie Sanders saying Democrats can now hold Trump accountable
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Cusack retweeted Bernie Sanders saying Democrats can now hold Trump accountable

The November 3 elections reshaped the balance of power in Washington, with Democrats winning control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

According to The Associated Press, Democrats gained at least seven Senate seats and flipped more than two dozen House districts. Their victories included traditionally Republican areas, signaling a significant shift in voter support.

The results reflected concerns about rising living costs, the war with Iran, and government corruption, according to AP’s election coverage.

The change in congressional control gives Democrats greater authority to investigate the administration, challenge its legislative priorities, and block presidential appointments requiring Senate confirmation.

However, winning control of Congress does not automatically trigger impeachment proceedings. Lawmakers would still need to take separate action under the constitutional process