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There’s already potentially yet another GOP felony for House Republicans to deal with.
In a ruling Monday, a federal judge found that Donald Trump “more likely than not” committed felony obstruction in his extreme efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
Just days after one of their members was forced to resign after being convicted on three felony counts, House Republicans have to answer to their party’s latest potentially criminal power grab.
Trump will address House Republicans when he headlines an upcoming NRCC fundraiser. If the NRCC and House Republicans continue to defend Trump’s efforts to “defraud the United States,” they should expect voters to deliver the consequences this November.
DCCC Spokesperson Nebeyatt Betre
“Battleground voters reject this corrupt extremism and they’ll remember it was Republicans who aided a blatant attempt to strip the American people of their votes.”
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