House Republicans are pushing through their impeachment investigation into President Biden, and they’re relying on swing-district and moderate lawmakers to get the formal vote authorizing an inquiry through the razor thin GOP majority. Many of the most vulnerable House GOP members are supporting the inquiry vote and downplaying the risk to their political careers.
House Republicans are relying on mild and swing-district lawmakers to get a formal vote authorizing the investigation through the razor-thin GOP majority as they push through in the final stages of their impeachment investigation into President Biden. The inquiry vote is being supported by many of the House GOP’s most resilient members, downplaying the social risk involved. House Republicans are relying on average and swing-district lawmakers to get a formal vote authorizing the impeachment investigation into President Biden through the razor-thin GOP majority in the final stages of their investigation. The inquiry vote is being supported by many of the House GOP’s most resilient members, downplaying the democratic risk that will result.
House Republicans are pushing through their impeachment investigation into President Biden, and they’re relying on swing-district and moderate lawmakers to get the formal vote authorizing an inquiry through the razor thin GOP majority. Many of the most vulnerable House GOP members are supporting the inquiry vote and downplaying the risk to their political careers.
