Republican control of the House of Representatives anchors the 99.1% trader consensus against impeachment by June 30, as the majority party shows no procedural momentum or internal support for advancing articles of impeachment in the remaining weeks. Historical patterns indicate that same-party impeachments remain rare absent extraordinary bipartisan pressure or documented high crimes and misdemeanors reaching floor-vote thresholds. The compressed timeline further limits opportunities for investigations, hearings, or votes before the resolution date. Late developments such as newly surfaced evidence, major scandals, or sudden shifts in congressional leadership could theoretically alter the trajectory, though current legislative calendars and party dynamics make such reversals improbable within this window.