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Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 21
She suggested the concerns raised through amendments would be more about obtaining evidence than the schedule of the trial.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Nadler pushes votes on impeachment articles to Friday morning
Collins said there was no consultation with the minority about the schedule. The five amendments offered by minority members of the Judiciary panel were rejected.
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 12
There was nothing on his public schedule, released Wednesday night by the White House, before the the child care event and he had tweeted responding to the Judiciary Committee debate.
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 6
Trump’s lawyers told the justices that they contacted House General Counsel Doug Letter to agree on a fast appeals schedule as long as the House delayed enforcement.
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Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 5
Republican hearing: House Judiciary ranking member Doug Collins sent a letter Thursday to Chairman Jerrold Nadler requesting being contacted as soon as possible to schedule the minority day hearing
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Impeachment news roundup: Nov. 14
The president departed the White House almost an hour behind schedule for a political rally in Louisiana without stopping to talk to reporters in what has become known colloquially as “Chopper Talk
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House Judiciary approves procedures for impeachment query
Nadler said after the markup that the committee will begin next week with an aggressive schedule of a series of hearings, starting Sept. 17 with former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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Road ahead: House tackles first spending package and NDAA endurance contest
House lawmakers have been warned that late-night votes are on the schedule as they work through floor consideration of a five-bill package that amounts to about $990 billion in discretionary spending