House Judiciary chairman Jerry Nadler says he believes President Donald Trump is guilty of obstruction of justice – a crime punishable by ten years imprisonment.
Speaking Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” Nadler boasted that he and his Democrat cronies plan on drowning Trump’s colleagues and family members in legal requests and paperwork.
Dailycaller.com reports: Those summons will serve as the basis for future investigations of the president.
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“It’s very clear that the president obstructed justice,” Nadler said. “1,100 times he referred to the Mueller investigation as a witch hunt. He tried to protect Michael Flynn from being investigated by the FBI. He fired Comey to stop the ‘Russia thing’ as he told NBC News. He’s dangled pardons. He’s intimidated witnesses in public.”
Nadler went on to say that he would not open impeachment proceedings at this juncture. The chairman said the threshold for impeachment is quite high, and should not be attempted unless a significant majority of the American public supports such a drastic measure.
House Democratic leadership continuously flirts with the possibility of impeachment. Nadler himself has repeatedly said that the president’s conduct rises to the level of impeachment, while cautioning that further probes are necessary before a final decision is made. That formula is generally followed by other Democratic leaders.
Speaking later in the hour on the same ABC program, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said that Nadler was being disingenuous.
“I think Congressman Nadler decided to impeach the president the day the president won the election,” McCarthy said.
Judiciary Committee Democrats will continue building their possible impeachment case Monday, when dozens of demands for documents will be issued to administration officials and the president’s business interests.
“We will be issuing document requests to over 60 different people from the White House to the Department of Justice,” Nadler said. He also named the president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., and Allen Weisselberg, an executive at the Trump organization, as prospective targets.
The chairman said the purpose of these investigations is to inform “the American people about obstruction of justice, corruption, and abuse of power.”
