Scalise: Impeachment Will ‘Further Divide A Nation That Is Calling Out For Healing’ | NBC News

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Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., said that he will not vote to impeach President Donald Trump after the Capitol riot because he believes it will divide the country when it is “calling out for healing.”

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