‘No House vote needed’: Judiciary Democrats approve rules for ‘impeachment inquiry’

By Susan Ferrechio

Published September 12, 2019 10:08am ET

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‘No House vote needed’: Judiciary Democrats approve rules for ‘impeachment inquiry’ — The House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution for investigative procedures Democrats will use to determine whether to recommend impeaching President Trump. Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler has cast the vote on the resolution, which passed 24-17, as a formal step in the impeachment process, even though the House has not voted to approve a formal […]

The House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution for investigative procedures Democrats will use to determine whether to recommend impeaching President Trump.

Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler has cast the vote on the resolution, which passed 24-17, as a formal step in the impeachment process, even though the House has not voted to approve a formal impeachment inquiry.

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