BREAKING: White House sends letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi saying Trump administration 'cannot be expected to participate in' House impeachment investigation.
The White House sent a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday calling into question what it referred to as"points of irregularity in the investigation."
Among the arguments, the White House raised concerns that House Republicans are unable to call witnesses as part of the growing impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. In almost all congressional proceedings, the rules are set by the majority party including calling of witnesses and hearings.
In response to Pompeo, Democratic Chairmen Adam Schiff, Eliot Engel and Elijah Cummings wrote that"the failure of any of these Department employees to appear for their scheduled depositions shall constitute evidence of obstruction of the House’s impeachment inquiry."
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'Cannot be expected to participate in' impeachment inquiry: White House to House Speaker Nancy PelosiAmong the arguments, the White House raised concerns that House Republicans are unable to call witnesses as part of the growing impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. In almost all congressional proceedings, the rules are set by the majority party including calling of witnesses and hearings
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White House letter to Pelosi pushes back on impeachmentBREAKING: White House expected to send letter to Speaker Pelosi today that will call into question 'points of irregularity' in impeachment inquiry, source tells ABC News. The letter is expected to stop short of demanding Pelosi call a vote of the House.
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White House tells House Democrats it will not participate in Trump impeachment inquiryThe White House said Tuesday that it will not cooperate with House Democrats' impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, claiming that the proceedings amount to 'baseless, unconstitutional efforts to overturn the democratic process.'
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House Democrats to Subpoena Sondland as White House Attacks InquiryHouse committees will subpoena Gordon Sondland as the Trump administration kept the U.S. ambassador to the EU from testifying about his role in the Ukraine controversy and said it won’t cooperate with Democrats’ impeachment inquiry.
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Why Republicans may want a House vote on impeachment inquiry and Pelosi doesn'tRepublicans are calling the impeachment inquiry unfair because the full House didn't vote to start it. A formal vote may offer them greater leverage in the process. Here's why.
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