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Some holdouts remainBut some vulnerable Democrats in 2020 are still treading cautiously on the issue.Rep. Ben McAdams of Utah told CNN on Tuesday that he's "considering" impeachment, but didn't want to discuss the issue further."Before making any judgments, I want to know the facts of what occurred between the President and Ukraine," McAdams said. "I share Sen. (Mitt) Romney's view that If the President used his position to pressure a foreign power to dig up dirt on a rival for his own personal gain, it would be deeply troubling. I believe it would be a betrayal of the loyalty owed to our country and the Constitution."Rep. Max Rose, another endangered House Democrat, told CNN that he has not moved off his opposition to impeachment, but argued that "we have to get to the facts" of the allegations."It is impossible to not take these allegations seriously. It is a national security matter," the New York Democrat said Tuesday on Capitol Hill, adding, "It's incredibly serious ... what I'm not going to do is jump to make another declaration."Asked if that meant he is opposed to moving ahead on impeachment, Rose said, "My current position right now is clear, but that is not a justification to not take these points as seriously as possible."CNN 1257

Speaking Saturday afternoon at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Nunes said that he wanted the Democratic memo released "because we think it's clear evidence that the Democrats are not only trying to cover this up, but they're also colluding with parts of the government to help cover this up. 305

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So, when Borrelli had an usually high bill in April, she immediately got on the phone with the utility."I just told her, two of us live in the house. We don't take showers every day. We don't run the dishwasher that often," said Borrelli. "I don't run my wash machine but once a week and she said 'yeah the numbers are way off.'"According to the bill, usage for April was 3,500 cubic feet (HCF) at a charge of 9; but Borrelli says the actual reading was 8 HCF and a cost of 7."They're like, we made a mistake, but the bill says actual read, but they don't give you the actual read number. They give you the serial number of your meter.  There's a big disconnect here, especially with the trust going on right now with what was happening in December with outrageous bills that were reported," said Borrelli.Since the errors were reported, the city issued refunds, held several town halls, set up a hotline for customers to call with concerns, and implemented a new automated testing bench designed to test meters more quickly and accurately.Borrelli worries the mistake on her most recent bill shows the system is still flawed. She lives in a senior community and is especially worried about her elderly neighbors."A lot of the older people feel like they can't do anything. They just pay their bill and it's sad," said Borrelli.She thinks one possible solution would be to include the meter reading on the bill."I think having the number match on the bill a couple days after they come and read it would make them feel more comfortable OK, my bill is right or let me found out if something is wrong," said Borrelli.  A spokesman with the utility says the city is still compiling the information of customers who were overcharged and issuing refunds. A city auditor's investigation into exactly what led to the errors is expected to be finished in June.  1989

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