We have a responsibility to consider the facts that emerge squarely and with the best interest of our country, not our party and our hearts.
Tom McClintock: “We have a responsibility to consider the facts that emerge squarely and with the best interest of our country, not our…”
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McClintock calls for a focus on facts over partisan interests in impeachment proceedings.
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