The Atlantic
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Alex Castellanos : Impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden is an analogy to the impeachment of President Donald Trump .
He says both inquiries are based more on vibes and political machinations than they are on hard evidence.
The House investigation into Benghazi from 2014 to 2016 was a partisan effort to hurt Hillary Clinton's chances at winning the presidency in 2016 , he says.
The fate of the Benghazi investigation offers some indications about how this one could turn out, he writes.
Hillary Clinton's testimony before the Benghazi committee was widely viewed as a victory for her.
By the time the election rolled around, “Benghazi” was more of a punch line against Republicans than a live campaign issue.
Moderate House Republicans show little appetite for impeachment, and getting a full House vote looks very challenging for McCarthy .
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