This majority has taken the position, quite frankly, the dubious position that despite their precedent to the contrary that a vote of the full House is not required to open an impeachment proceeding.
Tom McClintock: “This majority has taken the position, quite frankly, the dubious position that despite their precedent to the contrary…”
On the recordDecember 10, 2019
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McClintock challenges the majority's stance on impeachment proceedings without a full House vote.
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