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The White House formally refused to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry, calling it unconstitutional and illegitimate. That decision handed Democrats a fresh argument that Trump was not just denying the underlying Ukraine accusations, but actively obstructing the investigation into them.
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The White House formally refused to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry, calling it unconstitutional and illegitimate. That decision handed Democrats a fresh argument that Trump was not just denying the underlying Ukraine accusations, but actively obstructing the investigation into them.
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The White House formally refused to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry, calling it unconstitutional and illegitimate. That decision handed Democrats a fresh argument that Trump was not just denying the underlying Ukraine accusations, but actively obstructing the investigation into them.
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