Impeachment impasse: Few minds appear changed by weeks of testimony
Gosar, O'Halleran take different approaches

Two months of impeachment investigation, including weeks of televised testimony, does not appear to have shifted opinions of voters or lawmakers. But experts say that may change in the next round. (Photos by Photo by Susan Melkisethian and Megan U. Boyanton/Cronkite News)

Two months of impeachment investigation, including weeks of televised testimony, does not appear to have shifted opinions of voters or lawmakers. But experts say that may change in the next round. (Photos by Photo by Susan Melkisethian and Megan U. Boyanton/Cronkite News)

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