House Judiciary Committee votes to expand its impeachment investigation, representing a new urgency in the Democrats' probe into Pres. Trump.
The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday voted along party lines to expand its impeachment investigation, representing a new urgency in the Democrats' probe into President Donald Trump.
The committee vote comes as Democrats have struggled with their messaging on impeachment -- using different terms to explain what steps they are taking with regard to their investigation to determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment to the House. Ranking Member Doug Collins compared the Democrats move to"a giant Instagram filter to make it appear that something is happening that is not."
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