White House aide Vindman ready to speak publicly on Trump

WASHINGTON (AP) — The decorated soldier and White House aide who says it was his “sacred duty” to speak out against President Donald Trump’s attempt to pressure Ukraine is ready to speak publicly.
When Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman appears before the House impeachment panel Tuesday, Democrats and Republicans are expected to press contrasting narratives about the 20-year Army veteran’s decision to come forward to allege abuse of power by his commander in chief.
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