"Democratic hit list: At least 85 Trump investigation targets"

[archives]

"Republicans had already cataloged numerous oversight targets that Democrats had signaled, including:"

"President Trump’s tax returns"
"Trump family businesses — and whether they comply with the Constitution's emoluments clause:
"Trump's dealings with Russia, including the president's preparation for his meeting with Vladimir Putin"
"The payment to Stephanie Clifford — a.k.a. Stormy Daniels"
"James Comey's firing"
"Trump's firing of U.S. attorneys"
"Trump's proposed transgender ban for the military"
"Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's business dealings"
"White House staff's personal email use"
"Cabinet secretary travel, office expenses, and other misused perks"
"Discussion of classified information at Mar-a-Lago"
"Jared Kushner's ethics law compliance"
"Dismissal of members of the EPA board of scientific counselors"
"The travel ban"
"Family separation policy"
"Hurricane response in Puerto Rico"
"Election security and hacking attempts"
"White House security clearances"
"The findings so far of the Mueller investigation"
"Trump's use of pardon power."
"The sudden change in plans to construct a new FBI headquarters"
"Trump's involvement in hush payments to women alleging affairs"
"The firing of Jeff Sessions and the appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting Attorney General"
"The White House's alleged stifling of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh"
"he Interior Department's decision to expand mining and drilling on federal lands and what role industry played"
"Allegations that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke threatened Sen. Lisa Murkowski"
"Zinke's exempting of Florida from offshore drilling as a possible political favor to Gov. Rick Scott"
"Zinke's removal of references to humans' role in climate change from agency reports"
"Violations of the Hatch Act"
"The EPA's siding with special interests on matters of public health"
"Trump's politicization of the military."
"Lack of consistent policy for civilian casualties"
"Profitability of the Trump International Hotel in Washington and whether it's being used to violate the emoluments clause"
"Administration policies on domestic terrorism"
"Relaxing of regulations for for-profit colleges and limiting of student loan forgiveness"

https://www.axios.com/2018-midterm-e...b0c30db6c.html

Personally, I think it would be nuts to start investigating everything, but Trump's family business and how it has profited off of the Office of the President should be a priority. One thing Americans aren't that favorable towards is a rich and powerful individual overstepping their power to profit off it, especially when they are caught lying about it

Got any favorites?

[Bigdog]

An Investigation War will help drain both sides of the swamp.

[Phantasmal]

"Republicans had already cataloged numerous oversight targets that Democrats had signaled, including:"

"President Trump’s tax returns"
"Trump family businesses — and whether they comply with the Constitution's emoluments clause:
"Trump's dealings with Russia, including the president's preparation for his meeting with Vladimir Putin"
"The payment to Stephanie Clifford — a.k.a. Stormy Daniels"
"James Comey's firing"
"Trump's firing of U.S. attorneys"
"Trump's proposed transgender ban for the military"
"Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's business dealings"
"White House staff's personal email use"
"Cabinet secretary travel, office expenses, and other misused perks"
"Discussion of classified information at Mar-a-Lago"
"Jared Kushner's ethics law compliance"
"Dismissal of members of the EPA board of scientific counselors"
"The travel ban"
"Family separation policy"
"Hurricane response in Puerto Rico"
"Election security and hacking attempts"
"White House security clearances"
"The findings so far of the Mueller investigation"
"Trump's use of pardon power."
"The sudden change in plans to construct a new FBI headquarters"
"Trump's involvement in hush payments to women alleging affairs"
"The firing of Jeff Sessions and the appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting Attorney General"
"The White House's alleged stifling of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh"
"he Interior Department's decision to expand mining and drilling on federal lands and what role industry played"
"Allegations that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke threatened Sen. Lisa Murkowski"
"Zinke's exempting of Florida from offshore drilling as a possible political favor to Gov. Rick Scott"
"Zinke's removal of references to humans' role in climate change from agency reports"
"Violations of the Hatch Act"
"The EPA's siding with special interests on matters of public health"
"Trump's politicization of the military."
"Lack of consistent policy for civilian casualties"
"Profitability of the Trump International Hotel in Washington and whether it's being used to violate the emoluments clause"
"Administration policies on domestic terrorism"
"Relaxing of regulations for for-profit colleges and limiting of student loan forgiveness"

https://www.axios.com/2018-midterm-e...b0c30db6c.html

Personally, I think it would be nuts to start investigating everything, but Trump's family business and how it has profited off of the Office of the President should be a priority. One thing Americans aren't that favorable towards is a rich and powerful individual overstepping their power to profit off it, especially when they are caught lying about it

Got any favorites?

There are so many things more important. I hope they put most of these on the back burner.

[Sailor]

There are so many things more important. I hope they put most of these on the back burner.

You are rational. The people elected to office are not.

[Bigdog]

There are so many things more important. I hope they put most of these on the back burner.

Well ... this is what the Democrat voters wanted.

[jimmymccready]

Considering the GOPs are not rational and the Dems are out for blood, whatever can happen will happen.

[PostmodernProphet]

don't wait till January......start now......

[PostmodernProphet]

There are so many things more important. I hope they put most of these on the back burner.

the will of the voter shall not be denied.....this is what the demmycrat voters believe to be the most important.......

[CFM]

"Republicans had already cataloged numerous oversight targets that Democrats had signaled, including:"

"President Trump’s tax returns"
"Trump family businesses — and whether they comply with the Constitution's emoluments clause:
"Trump's dealings with Russia, including the president's preparation for his meeting with Vladimir Putin"
"The payment to Stephanie Clifford — a.k.a. Stormy Daniels"
"James Comey's firing"
"Trump's firing of U.S. attorneys"
"Trump's proposed transgender ban for the military"
"Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's business dealings"
"White House staff's personal email use"
"Cabinet secretary travel, office expenses, and other misused perks"
"Discussion of classified information at Mar-a-Lago"
"Jared Kushner's ethics law compliance"
"Dismissal of members of the EPA board of scientific counselors"
"The travel ban"
"Family separation policy"
"Hurricane response in Puerto Rico"
"Election security and hacking attempts"
"White House security clearances"
"The findings so far of the Mueller investigation"
"Trump's use of pardon power."
"The sudden change in plans to construct a new FBI headquarters"
"Trump's involvement in hush payments to women alleging affairs"
"The firing of Jeff Sessions and the appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting Attorney General"
"The White House's alleged stifling of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh"
"he Interior Department's decision to expand mining and drilling on federal lands and what role industry played"
"Allegations that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke threatened Sen. Lisa Murkowski"
"Zinke's exempting of Florida from offshore drilling as a possible political favor to Gov. Rick Scott"
"Zinke's removal of references to humans' role in climate change from agency reports"
"Violations of the Hatch Act"
"The EPA's siding with special interests on matters of public health"
"Trump's politicization of the military."
"Lack of consistent policy for civilian casualties"
"Profitability of the Trump International Hotel in Washington and whether it's being used to violate the emoluments clause"
"Administration policies on domestic terrorism"
"Relaxing of regulations for for-profit colleges and limiting of student loan forgiveness"

https://www.axios.com/2018-midterm-e...b0c30db6c.html

Personally, I think it would be nuts to start investigating everything, but Trump's family business and how it has profited off of the Office of the President should be a priority. One thing Americans aren't that favorable towards is a rich and powerful individual overstepping their power to profit off it, especially when they are caught lying about it

Got any favorites?

In other words, you're going to do nothing but continue to whine about your loss in 2016. Got it.

[CFM]

Considering the GOPs are not rational and the Dems are out for blood, whatever can happen will happen.

In other words, you're admitting you're going to do nothing for the country and continue to act like the whiners you've been since your bitch lost in 2016.

[dukkha]

"Republicans had already cataloged numerous oversight targets that Democrats had signaled, including:"

"President Trump’s tax returns"
"Trump family businesses — and whether they comply with the Constitution's emoluments clause:
"Trump's dealings with Russia, including the president's preparation for his meeting with Vladimir Putin"
"The payment to Stephanie Clifford — a.k.a. Stormy Daniels"
"James Comey's firing"
"Trump's firing of U.S. attorneys"
"Trump's proposed transgender ban for the military"
"Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's business dealings"
"White House staff's personal email use"
"Cabinet secretary travel, office expenses, and other misused perks"
"Discussion of classified information at Mar-a-Lago"
"Jared Kushner's ethics law compliance"
"Dismissal of members of the EPA board of scientific counselors"
"The travel ban"
"Family separation policy"
"Hurricane response in Puerto Rico"
"Election security and hacking attempts"
"White House security clearances"
"The findings so far of the Mueller investigation"
"Trump's use of pardon power."
"The sudden change in plans to construct a new FBI headquarters"
"Trump's involvement in hush payments to women alleging affairs"
"The firing of Jeff Sessions and the appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting Attorney General"
"The White House's alleged stifling of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh"
"he Interior Department's decision to expand mining and drilling on federal lands and what role industry played"
"Allegations that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke threatened Sen. Lisa Murkowski"
"Zinke's exempting of Florida from offshore drilling as a possible political favor to Gov. Rick Scott"
"Zinke's removal of references to humans' role in climate change from agency reports"
"Violations of the Hatch Act"
"The EPA's siding with special interests on matters of public health"
"Trump's politicization of the military."
"Lack of consistent policy for civilian casualties"
"Profitability of the Trump International Hotel in Washington and whether it's being used to violate the emoluments clause"
"Administration policies on domestic terrorism"
"Relaxing of regulations for for-profit colleges and limiting of student loan forgiveness"

https://www.axios.com/2018-midterm-e...b0c30db6c.html

Personally, I think it would be nuts to start investigating everything, but Trump's family business and how it has profited off of the Office of the President should be a priority. One thing Americans aren't that favorable towards is a rich and powerful individual overstepping their power to profit off it, especially when they are caught lying about it

@ "subpoena cannon"

What a lame bunch of do nothings!

[Bigdog]

the will of the voter shall not be denied.....this is what the demmycrat voters believe to be the most important.......

[PoliTalker]

Hello archives,

I almost posted essentially the same thread. Needed to be posted. Thanks. Freed me up for other things.

"Republicans had already cataloged numerous oversight targets that Democrats had signaled, including:"

"President Trump’s tax returns"
"Trump family businesses — and whether they comply with the Constitution's emoluments clause:
"Trump's dealings with Russia, including the president's preparation for his meeting with Vladimir Putin"
"The payment to Stephanie Clifford — a.k.a. Stormy Daniels"
"James Comey's firing"
"Trump's firing of U.S. attorneys"
"Trump's proposed transgender ban for the military"
"Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's business dealings"
"White House staff's personal email use"
"Cabinet secretary travel, office expenses, and other misused perks"
"Discussion of classified information at Mar-a-Lago"
"Jared Kushner's ethics law compliance"
"Dismissal of members of the EPA board of scientific counselors"
"The travel ban"
"Family separation policy"
"Hurricane response in Puerto Rico"
"Election security and hacking attempts"
"White House security clearances"
"The findings so far of the Mueller investigation"
"Trump's use of pardon power."
"The sudden change in plans to construct a new FBI headquarters"
"Trump's involvement in hush payments to women alleging affairs"
"The firing of Jeff Sessions and the appointment of Matt Whitaker as acting Attorney General"
"The White House's alleged stifling of the FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh"
"he Interior Department's decision to expand mining and drilling on federal lands and what role industry played"
"Allegations that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke threatened Sen. Lisa Murkowski"
"Zinke's exempting of Florida from offshore drilling as a possible political favor to Gov. Rick Scott"
"Zinke's removal of references to humans' role in climate change from agency reports"
"Violations of the Hatch Act"
"The EPA's siding with special interests on matters of public health"
"Trump's politicization of the military."
"Lack of consistent policy for civilian casualties"
"Profitability of the Trump International Hotel in Washington and whether it's being used to violate the emoluments clause"
"Administration policies on domestic terrorism"
"Relaxing of regulations for for-profit colleges and limiting of student loan forgiveness"

https://www.axios.com/2018-midterm-e...b0c30db6c.html

Personally, I think it would be nuts to start investigating everything, but Trump's family business and how it has profited off of the Office of the President should be a priority. One thing Americans aren't that favorable towards is a rich and powerful individual overstepping their power to profit off it, especially when they are caught lying about it

Got any favorites?

I like 'em all.

Oh, what the heck.

Hit 'im with a shotgun blast of investigations.

Keep him so busy and tied up dealing with it that he can't do anything else to screw up the country.

[Bourbon]

PAYBACK-TIME

[Bourbon]

In other words, you're admitting you're going to do nothing for the country and continue to act like the whiners you've been since your bitch lost in 2016.

YES .... Next Question