"Close to 10 democrats will vote NO tomorrow"

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

But consider the source heard on harris Faulkner show posted on YouTube.

She blabbed "sources tell us"

[ritapria]

1. Who is Harris Faulkner ?

[Celerity]

14. Fux Newz token A-A stooge

[dem4decades]

2. Too bad, once this starts it won't matter. There won't be any reward for lack of courage.

[hedda_foil]

3. Idiots. They'll piss off the Dems and most Indies and wind up with primary challenges

[Goodheart]

4. I'll believe that when I see it.

[Trumpdumper]

5. "1" is close to "10"

You just add a zero

[Nevilledog]

11. It's also close to 0. Just add a 1.

[BumRushDaShow]

6. So this is a Fox host (who I just looked up)

The vote tomorrow will be for the House RULES for how the public hearings that are part of the impeachment inquiry will be handled - including how the questioning will proceed, who can do it, permissions for subpoenas for witnesses/documents, and other matters related to the operation of a hearing. As a note, the actual "ipeachment inquiry" is ALREADY ongoing. There is no "vote" needed for the existence of such.

The House Rules Committee has been doing a markup of the Rules resolution, including debate on amendments to the resolution language. They just got back from House votes and have started back up -

[gratuitous]

7. And some number 0 Republicans will vote YES tomorrow

So, you know, bipartisan!

[lame54]

8. I couldn't imagine passing up this opportunity...

It belongs on a bucket list

[Cosmocat]

9. Both chambers will have more D nos

Than R yeses.

[BumRushDaShow]

10. AND I just saw this on CNN's website -

One of the seven remaining Democratic impeachment holdouts announces support for inquiry resolution

By Paul LeBlanc, CNN

Updated 6:05 PM ET, Wed October 30, 2019

Washington (CNN)One of the seven House Democrats who had not made a public statement in support of launching an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump announced Wednesday he will back the House resolution formalizing the procedures of the investigation.

"While I disagreed with the initial decision to open the impeachment inquiry, it is clear that the investigation has confirmed information contained in the whistleblower complaint," Rep. Jared Golden of Maine said in a news release Wednesday. "For the good of our country and the public's understanding of the process, this investigation should no longer continue solely in a closed setting. Tomorrow, I'll vote to open up the House investigation to the American people."

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced earlier this week a House vote planned for Thursday to formalize the procedures of the impeachment inquiry into Trump and Ukraine, marking what will be the first time the House will go on the record on the proceedings.

Golden, though, cautioned in his statement that his support for the resolution "does not indicate that I am in favor of impeaching the president."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/30/politics/jared-golden-house-impeachment-trump/index.html

[triron]

12. Is this guy really a democrat?

[BumRushDaShow]

13. He won a red seat in 2018

His district is the whole state except for the little green portion that has the bigger cities in down east Maine!

[emulatorloo]

18. Thanks for posting the facts

to counter Fox disinformation

[BumRushDaShow]

21. You are welcome

There are some House Democrats who have made no "public" statements about their support but I have not heard of ANY who have outright insisted that they are "not voting for" proceeding with the investigation, where the resolution is spelling out how they will go forward with the public phase, including how the questioning will be formatted and who can subpoena, etc. They may be equivocating on what they would do with the final impeachment articles, but their cover being "let's first gather the info about the crimes that this President has committed and then go from there", makes sense for the constituents that they have to deal with.

[Nitram]

15. DINOs

[GeorgeGist]

16. Why post trash?

[emulatorloo]

17. Right wing source, I don't believe her.

[NCLefty]

19. Some might. They will likely all be from red/swing districts.

234 people.. you can't always get every duck in line. :p

[Garrett78]

20. I doubt supporting the resolution would make any difference in terms of their re-election odds.

But who knows.