Republican control of the House, with a narrow majority that shows no signs of fracturing on this issue, anchors the near-certain trader consensus against impeachment by June 30. Democratic members have introduced multiple resolutions citing actions such as foreign policy statements and executive decisions, yet these measures remain stalled in committee with no path to floor consideration or the required majority support before the deadline. The compressed timeline—roughly three weeks—further limits any procedural progress. Late developments capable of altering the outcome, such as an unforeseen bipartisan coalition or rapid legislative shift, lack supporting evidence and would require extraordinary circumstances not observed in recent weeks.