On Tuesday, the White House released a letter saying that it would not comply with the House’s impeachment inquiry. Withholding information from Congress is wrong and defying a subpoena is an impeachable offense, but you don’t have to take our word for it:
Jim Jordan said it’s wrong for a president of the United States to go on national television and say there’s no corruption in his administration, and that his friends shouldn’t be allowed to run the investigation.
Jim Jordan in 2014: “And the fact that the president of the United States, the highest official in the executive branch, goes on national television and says there’s no corruption, not even a smidgen, is wrong. The bad guy doesn’t get to have his friends run the investigation like we see here.” Continue reading “Trump’s Top Defenders Used To Agree That It’s Wrong To Withhold Information From Congress”