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Did the Starr White Water investigation allow Clinton to call witnesses or question any of the witnesses? Nope. Not to worry, your Imperial Majesty will have the same rights as Clinton had.
Name specifically when the Clintons requested to have witnesses testify and be interviewed by Democrats and cross examined by Republicans.
Your comparison seems to not make sense.
The answer is no, they didn't allow it.
When the Republican House was investigating Obama in secret without Democrats present, were democrats allowed to call witnesses in his defense?
Is that part of due process, where the one being investigated can question the investigators?
No only do you guys want to eat the cake but you also don't want anyone else to have cake at all.
The REPUBLICANS blocked THE DEMOCRATS from calling witnesses in the Whitewater investigation?
Are you sure about that?
During Ken Starr's multiple investigations.
FACT CHECK: Is The Trump Impeachment Process Different From Nixon And Clinton?
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., has laid out additional details about the minority party's role for his panel.
As Impeachment Inquiry Moves Into Open Phase, Here's What To Expect Next
The president or his attorneys will be allowed to cross-examine witness and subpoena their own, although they'll need a majority vote or the concurrence of the chair to do so. They will also be allowed to attend all hearings of the Judiciary Committee, including any that are closed to the public.
Democrats say that these same rights were given to the minority party with Clinton in the late 1990s and Nixon in the mid-1970s.
What the article stated is that Republicans were allowed to call in witnesses, provided that Schiff approved of it. Obviously he didn't because we didn't see any witnesses brought forth by Republicans.
I didn't see anything that said Democrats wanted to bring in witnesses, but were forbidden.
Trump wouldn't let witnesses testify -
try and let that soak in