There is no formal constitutional or statutory or even the House rule for how an impeachment inquiry is to begin, and so it means different things to different people.
Jamie Raskin: “There is no formal constitutional or statutory or even the House rule for how an impeachment inquiry is to begin, and so…”
On the recordSeptember 27, 2023
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Raskin's statement on the lack of formal rules for impeachment inquiries.
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