Democrats went to town in Hur hearing but Republicans missed a major moment
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The House Judiciary Committee questioned former Special Counsel Robert Hur on Tuesday. Democrats went to town and pivoted to Trump. But House Republicans missed a golden opportunity.
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But committee Republicans missed their big opportunity. Rather than focus on whether Hur should have indicted Biden, they should have focused on why Hur didn’t indict Biden. Famously, Hur wrote in his report last month that he declined to bring charges against the president because, in part, he was an "elderly man with a poor memory" with whom a jury might sympathize.
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