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It seems 14 long hour of almost continual arguing and feigned outrage wasn't enough. just after 11:00 p.m., the democratic chairman of the committee adjourned and delayed the vote until friday morning. after that, the articles move to the full house for approval. the debate on thursday was the last public hearing in the impeachment process and the last chance for lawmakers both republican and democrat to grab attention on prime time television. they ranted, pounded the table, and traded insults raising what seems to have been years of pent up bitterness and anger. republicans continued with a ...

Vote by the judiciary committee have any real impact apart from disrupting friday morning? >> no. i don't think it changes anyone's mind. i mean, outrage is what the minority party does. outrage is what the republicans have specialized in. and for the ranking member, congressman collins, to -- and his colleagues -- to grag out the process over 14 hours tonight and then be shocked that things are delayed are not going their way is just a bit disingenuous at best. this is a prime example of why being in the minority -- why elections matter and why being in the minority in the house is important ...