Impeachment Inquiry Heads To Judiciary Committee

House Democrats are transitioning their investigation to the Judiciary Committee, where impeachment articles will be drafted. The Intelligence Committee's findings will be reviewed before a vote. The White House, criticizing the process, has declined to participate in the hearings, citing procedural concerns. The Judiciary Committee plans to hold hearings with constitutional experts to discuss impeachment grounds. The timeline for drafting and voting on articles of impeachment remains uncertain, but Democrats aim to conclude by Christmas.

What is the significance of moving the investigation to the Judiciary Committee?

• It involves more members of Congress.

• It speeds up the investigation process.

• It is where impeachment articles are drafted.

• It allows for public hearings.

Who are expected to be the witnesses at the hearings?

• Foreign diplomats

• Constitutional experts

• Political analysts

• Media representatives

Why did the White House decide not to participate in the hearings?

• They are preparing a defense.

• They were not invited.

• They are focusing on other issues.

• They believe the inquiry is baseless.

What criticism did the White House have regarding the impeachment process?

• Lack of media coverage

• Insufficient evidence

• Lack of information about future hearings

• Too many witnesses

By when do Democratic sources aim to complete the impeachment process?

• By Thanksgiving

• By Easter

• By New Year

• By Christmas