daily mail october 27, 2016 republicans say they<u+2019>ll keep the heat on hillary clinton if she wins the oval office with new investigations into her family charity and quid pro quo allegations. judicial watch, a conservative group that<u+2019>s been at the forefront of clinton<u+2019>s email scandal, is already talking impeachment for the not-yet president. <u+2018>i know this generation of republican leaders is loath to exercise these tools, but impeachment is something that<u+2019>s relevant,<u+2019> the organization<u+2019>s president, tom fitton, told nbc news. fitton noted, however, that congressional republicans were unlikely to follow his advice. <u+2018>they see [the oversight process] as an opportunity in some measure to keep their opponents off-kilter, but they don<u+2019>t want to do the substantive and principled work to truly hold corrupt politicians, or the administration, or anyone accountable,<u+2019> he charged. republicans on capitol hill are gearing up for a bevy of new investigations involving clinton in the next congress.   8:32
republicans in congress are ready for hillary as they prepare for new probes into clinton foundation
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