On the recordDecember 10, 2019
Charging the President with obstruction of Congress is, frankly, unprecedented, and in itself, it threatens our system of government.
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congress.govCharging the President with obstruction of Congress is, frankly, unprecedented, and in itself, it threatens our system of government.
McClintock argues that charging the President with obstruction undermines the separation of powers.
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