‘Not thinking about each individual’: Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins leave door open on Hunter Biden testimony

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Two key Republican senators said it was too early to decide whether Hunter Biden should have to deliver testimony in the Senate impeachment trial.

Sens. Susan Collins from Maine and Lisa Murkowski from Alaska told reporters on Wednesday that they would leave the door open as to which witnesses should participate in the impeachment trial. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had planned to expedite the trial by refusing to hear from additional witnesses, but some Republican members have signaled that they would like to hear from more witnesses.

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