House Democrats use extremist approach to attacking President rather than attempting to govern

Adriana Cohen:
House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) — formerly of Framingham — are everything thing that’s wrong with Washington.

Consumed with hate toward the president, the partisan hacks are leading a scorched-earth campaign by waging endless investigations against President Trump, his family and associates.

Unsatisfied that multiple extensive congressional investigations have found zero evidence of “Russian collusion” with the 2016 Trump campaign — despite Democrats telling us and every media outlet otherwise — they’re now shifting their focus to Trump’s business dealings, taxes, former charitable foundation and virtually every aspect of his life.

Out-of-control Democrats — drunk on power as they now control the House and its committees — are targeting his family, the Trump Organization and countless associates spanning decades.

It’s beyond harassment — it’s a modern-day inquisition the likes of which we’ve never seen before.

Today, 60 Trump associates are being hit with massive document requests from Nadler’s committee, while other liberal-led panels are ramping up their own endless congressional investigations into whether Trump obstructed justice, violated campaign finance laws or engaged in any other alleged crime they can try to pin on him.

Meanwhile, these same corrupt Democrats have no interest in investigating Hillary Clinton and her associates who clearly obstructed justice by deleting 33,000 emails, destroying devices with a hammer and wiping servers — all while under FBI investigation.

Nor are Democrats interested in the shady Uranium One deal orchestrated with the Russians in which millions in donations were made to The Clinton Foundation while Hillary was secretary of state.
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Targeted people whould consider going to court to quash Nadler's document requests.  He has admitted that he has no evidence of an impeachable offense, so the document request is just an unlawful fishing expedition that has zero to do with oversight.

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