The House Judiciary Committee today will hold its first impeachment hearing, signifying a new — and unpredictable — step in the Democrats’ inquiry into President Trump’s conduct toward Ukraine. The Judiciary Committee, made up of some of the most partisan members of Congress, is expected to be more rambunctious than the Intelligence Committee.
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