I do believe it was the Republican House led by Kevin McCarthy who changed those rules to the current ones that the Dem House is following. And now it’s not going your way. Who could have foreseen this, Doug?
Myth: Republicans have the same subpoena power now as Democrats had during Clinton’s impeachment.
Fact: Republicans can’t subpoena witnesses or documents. They can’t even force a committee vote on subpoenas.
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Besides everyone but Republicans?
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Is it because Republicans changed the rules when they were in the majority?https://www.politico.com/story/2015/02/democrats-criticize-house-gop-subpoena-rules-115068 …
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Fact: The current subpoena powers were set by Republicans in 2015 to rough ride their bs Bengazi investigation. You broke it, you bought it.
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WHY? Sounds like there are not any checks and balances. So this one committee (and the 3rd in line in our government) can just go rogue and you have no way of stopping them?
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Not rogue. Just not the way the way the Republicans would like it to be. They are just going to have to wait to make up the spin to discredit everyone but Trump.
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The truth will out just be patient, princess. Shed that victim act though, it's unbecoming of a United States Congressman.
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I'm here to bust the myth that your assertion is a myth. It's an outright fucking lie, shitsplash. Have all the seats.
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Shitsplash! lmao
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