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GreenHillicon Valley: Trump rails against 'terrible bias' at White House social media summit | Twitter hit by hour-long outage | Google admits workers listen to smart device recordings Trump's dietary guidelines committee shouldn't ignore sustainability Trump officials defend use of facial recognition amid backlash MORE (D-Texas) said Monday that he plans to force a vote on impeachment this month following President TrumpDonald John TrumpCNN's Camerota clashes with Trump's immigration head over president's tweet LA Times editorial board labels Trump 'Bigot-in-Chief' Trump complains of 'fake polls' after surveys show him trailing multiple Democratic candidates MORE’s inflammatory tweets telling a group of progressive Democratic congresswomen to "go back" to where they came from.Green — who first unsuccessfully forced a vote on impeachment in 2017, with just 58 Democrats supporting the effort on the floor — said he feels he needs to take action due to the president’s recent rhetoric.
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