Five articles of impeachment were introduced against Gov. Tom Wolf on Tuesday.
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allege that Wolf should be removed from office due to “misbehavior” in his mandate to close non-essential businesses, failing to appropriately staff the Department of Labor’s unemployment division as well as fumbling the process for businesses to apply to reopen, along with failing to protect nursing home and long term care facility residents from Covid-19.
Republicans control both chambers of Pennsylvania’s state legislature, the Senate and House of Representatives.June 10 that Wolf was clashing with the state legislature over the emergency declaration he issued at the pandemic’s start, with lawmakers saying they voted to end it via a resolution, and Wolf saying he could veto the resolution; the matter willWolf’s press office did not respond to a request for comment before publication of this article.
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