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    Would impeachment inquiry hurt a Pompeo run for Senate?

    by Tracy Wilkinson and Janet Hook, Los Angeles Times Nov 26, 2019 5 minutes

    WASHINGTON - When he toured German sites earlier this month that symbolize the fall of the Berlin Wall, Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo said he was taking a trip down memory lane.

    With a State Department videographer trailing, Pompeo told American soldiers and German anti-Communist resistance fighters about his days as a young U.S. Army captain patrolling the area in 1989.

    Despite his fond memories, Pompeo chose not to stay in Berlin for the big event: the 30th anniversary of the fall of the wall. He headed back to Washington the day before the ceremonies, but with plenty of patriotic footage of himself in action.

    There's another locale to which Pompeo has traveled a lot in recent months, and where that footage from Germany may soon be

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