White House hammers upcoming Biden impeachment inquiry hearing as 'evidence-free' stunt
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White House calls House Republicans' first hearing in the impeachment inquiry against President Biden a 'political stunt'
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But the White House is casting the hearing as a distraction. Congress is currently negotiating a continuing resolution to extend the current year’s funding, but without passing a deal by Sept. 30, they risk sending the government into a partial shutdown.
"Extreme House Republicans are already telegraphing their plans to try to distract from their own chaotic inability to govern and the impact of it on the country," White House spokesperson Ian Sams told Fox News Digital.
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