The Jordan Later to Bragg requesting information is most likely Illegal - imagine that ..... MORE CRIME
With the unprecedented indictment of a former president likely imminent, we must prepare for another first in our nation’s history — attempted congressional interference with a state prosecution of a former president.
Although no charges have yet been filed against Donald Trump, congressional interference has already begun, with GOP Reps. ( OBSTRUCTION AGAIN)
Jim Jordan, Bryan Steil and James Comer sending a letter to the Manhattan district attorney requesting documents and testimony before the so-called weaponization of the federal government subcommittee panel.
Congress cannot lawfully use its investigative power to engage in law enforcement.
Congress cannot lawfully use its investigative power to engage in law enforcement.
But we argue that is precisely what these congressmen are attempting by seeking to second-guess and superintend a single specific pending case by a prosecutor
With the unprecedented indictment of a former president likely imminent, we must prepare for another first in our nation’s history — attempted congressional interference with a state prosecution of a former president.
Although no charges have yet been filed against Donald Trump, congressional interference has already begun, with GOP Reps. ( OBSTRUCTION AGAIN)
Jim Jordan, Bryan Steil and James Comer sending a letter to the Manhattan district attorney requesting documents and testimony before the so-called weaponization of the federal government subcommittee panel.
Congress cannot lawfully use its investigative power to engage in law enforcement.
Congress cannot lawfully use its investigative power to engage in law enforcement.
But we argue that is precisely what these congressmen are attempting by seeking to second-guess and superintend a single specific pending case by a prosecutor
Opinion | How Jim Jordan's overly zealous Trump probe meddling could backfire
This kind of interference could kneecap Alvin Bragg — but he can fight it.
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