candidacy? what s the legacy of it? the problem with him is that he did develop this passion and explanation late in the term so that he couldn t really monetize it. and yet we need some passion for the candidate, but everybody seems to be i mean, the person who beats trump by the most points is biden who doesn t inspire the same passion, but people trust him. they feel like he can do it, that he can beat the candidate, you know, beat trump and so we re going to have to just see whether it is who are we going after in the democratic party? are we going after the republicans who are disgusted with trump against the people who just didn t vote last time or are we looking for that young category of people? will they come out and vote. and if so, then we need a change agent and you get to the point of, oh, but then we ll lose too many people because it s too far left. joe, where are we in that
410-4, to grant broad subpoena powers to the house judiciary committee in its inquiry into the impeachment of the president. on this vote, the yeas are 232, the neys 196. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. this is up . i m david gura. the dean of uc berkeley law school writes this in the los angeles times. the procedures to be followed are much like those used in the clinton and nixon impeachment proceedings where there was less fact-finding in the clinton impeachment. down right speedy. 11 days to formal inquiry. nixon was 599. and clinton, 260.