
Bragg's prosecution of President Trump with the help of Judge Merchan opened the door for politically motivated prosecutions.
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Bragg's prosecution of President Trump with the help of Judge Merchan opened the door for politically motivated prosecutions.

this New York prosecution is something that is a very bad precedent, let's just put it that way.

The list of abuses to railroad President Trump is obscene and outrageous but calling it that is an understatement.

In my eight years in Congress--I came in June 2016--we have seen an unprecedented amount of weaponized government.

A judge shall disqualify himself or herself in a proceeding in which the judge's impartiality might be reasonably questioned.

Let's be clear. Alvin Bragg campaigned openly on his persecution of President Trump.

The reason I am here today I would say, is because of the progressive prosecutor movement funded by these outside groups.

I think what Donald Trump is simply saying is we ought to investigate the prior administration. There are obviously many instances of wrongdoing.

I would absolutely support investigating prior wrongdoing by our government, absolutely.

So long as it's a free and fair election, Kristen, of course we will. We will use constitutional processes to challenge issues if we think there are issues. But if it's a free and fair election, we will do what the Constitution requires…

I support that opinion. I think it's important to say that we actually have to have an important conversation in this country about what our abortion policy should be.

The prosecution of Donald Trump in New York... has fundamentally been thrown in doubt by this immunity case.

It is one of the great failures of recent political history that the Republican Party was too often unable to disconnect legitimate political disagreements from the fact that the president himself is an admirable man.

I have signed that letter with my colleague, Nikema Williams from Georgia, who is also very interested in making sure that we are holding corporate actors accountable.

I thank Congressman Grothman, my friend and colleague, for his leadership on this issue. I ask for strong support for this amendment which prohibits funding to be used for the parole program titled: ``Processes for Cubans, Haitians…