Democrats have abandoned bipartisan format of Clinton impeachment

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House Democrats have abandoned a long-standing tradition of bipartisan cooperation when it comes to launching impeachment inquiries.

Democrats are holding hearings behind closed doors and have so far provided Republicans with little more than the right to question witnesses who show up in a secure hearing room in the basement of the U.S. Capitol.

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