Whip It Good: Impeachment Inquiry Edition [UPDATED-7]
To date, nearly 27% of House Democrats have expressed support for an impeachment inquiry. What about your representative?
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To date, nearly 27% of House Democrats have expressed support for an impeachment inquiry. What about your representative?
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Post and thread dedicated to the House Judiciary Committee’s hearing today at 2:00 p.m. EDT.
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