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On December 24, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s refusal to immediately transmit the articles of impeachment kept the White House stuck in a procedural fight it did not control. Trump and his allies kept blasting the delay, but the practical effect was to prolong the political damage and underline how badly the administration had already lost the narrative.
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On December 24, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s refusal to immediately transmit the articles of impeachment kept the White House stuck in a procedural fight it did not control. Trump and his allies kept blasting the delay, but the practical effect was to prolong the political damage and underline how badly the administration had already lost the narrative.
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On December 24, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s refusal to immediately transmit the articles of impeachment kept the White House stuck in a procedural fight it did not control. Trump and his allies kept blasting the delay, but the practical effect was to prolong the political damage and underline how badly the administration had already lost the narrative.
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