Now showing on Capitol Hill - part entertainment, part political theatre
US President Donald Trump's impeachment hearings have been a mesmerising reality TV show. But will it change anything?
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ANYONE who has been watching CNN or reading The New York Times and The Washington Post in the last three years is probably familiar with these recurring dramatic scenes.
A witness testifying on Capitol Hill that members of Candidate Donald Trump's campaign met secretly with Kremlin officials. "This is a bombshell," announces a CNN reporter with pundits following with "It is probably over now for President Trump."
The New York Times publishes on its front page a report that a Russian oligarch with ties to President Vladimir Putin has donated money to Candidate Trump's campaign. That leads a NYT columnist to conclude that "the walls are now closing in on President Trump, and the countdown to his resignation is starting".
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