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Headline Roundup October 4th, 2019

Republicans Push House to Hold Impeachment Vote

Summary from the AllSides News Team

Republicans are pushing the House of Representatives to hold an impeachment vote, according to multiple reports. President Trump has stated his refusal to comply with the House's impeachment inquiry; the White House not handing over evidence to the House is under legal review as it deals with matters of executive and attorney-client privilege. Some left-leaning voices rebuked the White House for not allowing the House to conduct oversight duties; many right-leaning voices have derided the inquiry as a political stunt that has little to do with oversight.

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Trump's impeach-me strategy
Trump's impeach-me strategy

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President Trump is going all in. He declared he has the "absolute right" to call for foreign nations to investigate political rivals — publicly calling on China to investigate the Bidens — and he plans to ask Democrats to vote on starting impeachment or get stonewalled.

Why it matters: It now seems increasingly inevitable the House will impeach Trump. Think about it this way: Imagine a Democrat who called for impeachment before the China comment voting against impeachment after it.

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Judge Napolitano backs White House's legal argument refusing to comply with impeachment inquiry
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Fox News senior judicial analyst and Fox Nation host Judge Andrew Napolitano backed the legal argument behind a White House letter expected to be sent to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., arguing that the White House does not have to comply with the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry.

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Republicans dare Pelosi to hold impeachment vote
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Washington (CNN)Republicans are daring House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold a formal impeachment vote against President Donald Trump, new Republican National Committee talking points obtained by CNN indicate.

The talking points don't appear to defend the President's behavior on a call flagged in a whistleblower complaint that is now at the center of the impeachment inquiry, which indicated that Trump asked Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden's family over baseless corruption claims.
The talking points also do not address the text messages released on Thursday between US diplomats...

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