The House Judiciary committee today engaged in vigorous and sometimes heated debate Thursday as they considered two articles of impeachment filed against President Trump. While the impeachment inquiry still needs to be voted on in the full House before moving to the Senate, the day marked a milestone of sorts, and a chance to reflect on the impact of the process. Should Democrats brace for defections, and what will the Republican strategy be in the Senate? To discuss, Jim Braude was joined by Jennifer Nassour, former chair of the Massachusetts Republican party and the founder-president of Conservative Women For A Better Future; and Steve Kerrigan, former CEO of the Democratic National Convention and president of President Obama’s inaugural committee. Note: This segment of Greater Boston was taped before the Judiciary Committee finished debate and moved to voting.
The House Judiciary committee today engaged in vigorous and sometimes heated debate Thursday as they considered two articles of impeachment filed against President Trump. While the impeachment inquiry still needs to be voted on in the full House before moving to the Senate, the day marked a milestone of sorts, and a chance to reflect on the impact of the process. Should Democrats brace for defections, and what will the Republican strategy be in the Senate? To discuss, Jim Braude was joined by Jennifer Nassour, former chair of the Massachusetts Republican party and the founder-president of Conservative Women For A Better Future; and Steve Kerrigan, former CEO of the Democratic National Convention and president of President Obama’s inaugural committee. Note: This segment of Greater Boston was taped before the Judiciary Committee finished debate and moved to voting.
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