House committee okays Bill and Hillary Clinton contempt resolutions - UPI.com

Jan. 21 (UPI) -- The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Wednesday okayed contempt of Congress resolutions for Bill and Hillary Clinton for refusing to testify about Jeffrey Epstein.

The committee voted 34-8 to approve the contempt resolution against former President Bill Clinton and 28-15 in favor of the contempt resolution for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Both resolutions received bipartisan support, with nine Democrats voting for the former president's contempt resolution and three for the former Secretary of State's contempt resolution.

All Republican members of the committee voted in favor of both contempt resolutions.

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