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I just voted yes on an expanded impeachment investigation into President Trump.
Some of my GOP colleagues seem confused about why we won't just let this go.
Let me clear up any confusion: it's because the President of the United States shouldn't commit crimes.
Some of my GOP colleagues seem confused about why we won't just let this go.
Let me clear up any confusion: it's because the President of the United States shouldn't commit crimes.
Let's talk about just SOME of what we're looking into:
The Special Counsel found that the Trump Campaign requested and received Russia's help in the election. Then they lied about it.
Since then, the President has refused to secure our elections.
beta.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/…
The Special Counsel found that the Trump Campaign requested and received Russia's help in the election. Then they lied about it.
Since then, the President has refused to secure our elections.
beta.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/…
The President attempted to obstruct the investigation at least ten times. At least five of these instances meet all of the criteria for criminal charges on obstruction of justice.
This includes witness tampering and destruction of evidence. demings.house.gov/media/press-re…
This includes witness tampering and destruction of evidence. demings.house.gov/media/press-re…
The President likely committed federal election crimes to get elected by illegally paying off his mistresses to buy their silence.
His personal lawyer is in jail for enabling this, and named the President as a co-conspirator. citizensforethics.org/a-campaign-to-…
His personal lawyer is in jail for enabling this, and named the President as a co-conspirator. citizensforethics.org/a-campaign-to-…
There have been countless reports of the President illegally exploiting his office for personal profit, taking foreign and domestic money in violation of the Constitution’s Emoluments Clause, and using taxpayer money to shore up his failing businesses. sunlightfoundation.com/tracking-trump…
.@HouseJudiciary and others have been illegally denied evidence and testimony, denying the American people their Constitutionally-granted oversight over the administration. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
The President has ordered his subordinates to commit crimes, and offered to pardon them if they do. nymag.com/intelligencer/…
