Family wealth, Epstein, ‘vanity projects’: How Democrats plan to investigate Trump after midterms
France 24 · Benjamin DODMAN ·
Democrats are preparing to launch a flurry of investigations into President Donald Trump’s administration and business dealings after flipping both chambers of Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections, devising strategies to circumvent obstruction from the White House and avoid the impeachment deadlock that consumed the US legislature during Trump’s first term in office.
Democrats are preparing to launch a flurry of investigations into President Donald Trump’s administration and business dealings after flipping both chambers of Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections, devising strategies to circumvent obstruction from the White House and avoid the impeachment deadlock that consumed the US legislature during Trump’s first term in office.
Throughout President Donald Trump’s second term, Democratic lawmakers in the Republican-controlled Congress have been frustrated in their efforts to investigate what they see as rampant corruption and abuse of power in the White House.
That all changes after a historic blue wave saw the Democratic Party win both chambers of Congress in midterm elections, securing broad powers to launch probes and hold hearings into the conduct of administration officials.
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