For these reasons, I strongly support the authority to issue subpoenas, when necessary, to require people to provide information to fulfill our constitutional responsibilities, but I cannot and I will not support the abuse of this very powerful authority when it serves no legitimate purpose and where there is no evidence that a witness did anything wrong.
Issa defends the need for subpoenas while condemning their misuse.
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