I have always acknowledged that they were properly done subpoenas. I am still an institutionalist.
Doug Collins
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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Representative for Georgia's 9th District (2013–2021).
The White House still has not received all the documents it is supposed to have
If the President saw something he didn't want, he could write us a letter just like everybody else in the world
The only place it truly provided the opportunity for fairness for the President and the administration was in the Judiciary Committee.
Somewhere along the line, we lost our right to be the impeachment--to work on impeachment.
What I disagree is, it is not about abuse of power, it is not everything else.
It has been really interesting to watch because he is actually a good one. And as you said, he is a good constitutional attorney.
When you couldn't make, as one of my colleagues Mr. Richmond said, quid pro quo is not something we all use but bribery is something somebody understands.
It is amazing to me, especially from hearing from one of the--my--frankly, either side of the aisle, one of my closest friends on this dais, Mr. Jeffries, make a statement that said that the only thing we had to offer was a process…
Tearing down the Ukrainian President, President Zelensky, and besmirching the folks who died.
It is amazing, though, to hear now they have gotten really sensitive about process on the majority side.
The executive branch will be subordinated to the legislative, serving at the pleasure of Congress, and the separation of powers at the heart of our Constitution will have been utterly destroyed.
This is a completely unprecedented, single-party impeachment charade, and everybody at home can see that clearly.
You are using inflammatory language because you want to make a better point because, right now, your facts are failing.





