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Impeachment Divides Voters in Crucial Political Battleground State

Kane Farabaugh

   MADISON, WISCONSIN - Twenty-year-old Evan Karabas reviews a steady flow
   of information streaming across his laptop as the digital director of
   College Republicans at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Lately,
   much of that content focuses on the U.S. House of Representatives'
   ongoing impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.
   But nothing Karabas reads, sees, or hears about the probe gives him
   cause for concern, including details of Trump's July 25 telephone
   conversation with Ukraine's President Volodomyr Zelenskiy that has
   Washington in an uproar.
   "I read the transcript; it's available. I don't see a problem with it,"
   he told VOA. "I mean, if you read the transcript, it reads like a very
   normal phone call. I know President Zelenskiy of Ukraine said he wasn't
   pressured in any way, so I don't see a problem with it."

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