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Chris Wright: My colleagues on the other side of the aisle seem to think it is appropriate to conduct an impeachment inquiry behind…

On the recordOctober 23, 2019
My colleagues on the other side of the aisle seem to think it is appropriate to conduct an impeachment inquiry behind closed doors, shutting out the American people. They have denied Republican Members of Congress the right to fully participate in the inquiry process but expect them to cast a vote to impeach a duly elected President of the United States without seeing all the facts. In addition to all that, Democrats denied us the right to vote on a resolution to censure Chairman Schiff for his deception of Americans day in and day out. This morning, I joined dozens of my colleagues as we stormed into the SCIF demanding transparency, shedding light on this corrupt process. Instead of having a conversation, Chairman Schiff abruptly ended the deposition, taking the witness with him out of the room. The Speaker of this House is putting her hatred of the President above what is best for her constituents. She is harming the entire Nation by conducting this inquiry in such a manner. Mr. Speaker, enough is enough. We are better than this; our country is better than this; and the American people certainly deserve better than this. They deserve better than an impeachment inquiry in a secret room based on assertions of a phantom whistleblower. ____________________
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Chris Wright
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Oct 23, 2019

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