Donald Trump is acquitted of all the impeachment chargers at the Senate trial

US President Donald Trump is acquitted after facing the impeachment at the Senate trial on Wednesday.

In one of the most critical threats of his presidential career, US President Donald Trump is acquitted of all the impeachment charges for the abuse of power and obstruction of Congress in Senate on Wednesday. Donald Trump became the third president to be placed on Senate trial after the House Of Representatives voted against him. He is however cleared of all the chargers ending the efforts to take him out of the office. The Senate saw a vote of 52-48 on charges of abuse of power and 53-47 on obstruction of Congress. The President was acquitted despite strong evidence as it failed to get a supermajority required to convict him.

Check out the buzz around the news here:

The White House said that President @realDonaldTrump had got "full vindication and exoneration" in the trial. "The #President is pleased to put this latest chapter of shameful behavior by the Democrats in the past," spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said while accusing opposition. pic.twitter.com/qProQau02L

— Shortpedia (@ShortpediaApp) February 6, 2020

"He was never called upon to break a tie or influence how the Senate impeachment trial might end, but Chief Justice John Roberts' legacy will be forever entwined with President Donald Trump's," writes @JoanBiskupic https://t.co/HoBLEwkHhe

— CNN International (@cnni) February 6, 2020

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U.S President #DonaldTrump cleared of his impeachment trial; this ends a congressional bid to oust him from office that bitterly divided the US. In November, Trump will be the first impeached president to go for election. pic.twitter.com/6vS9Sqev0X

— DD India (@DDIndialive) February 6, 2020

So finally it's over! The US Senate has found President #DonaldTrump "Not Guilty" on all charges, leveled against him.
As expected President Trump was acquitted by the Senate of the two #ImpeachmentVote counts passed by the House: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. pic.twitter.com/5IjBAJmoDO

— Diganta Burman (@dibuTweets) February 6, 2020