If we don't stand up now to a President who abuses his power, we risk sending a message to all future Presidents that they can put their own personal political interests ahead of the American people, our national security, and our elections; and that is the gravest of threats to our democracy.
Jayapal warns against allowing presidential abuse of power.
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