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Becoming Beth
I understand that. But the Senate Judiciary committee could appoint Mueller to continue his investigation for them. They could hire most of the lawyers from his team and I'm pretty sure the President couldn't do a damn thing about it. There may also be other legal methods to prevent what is really an attempt by the President to obstruct justice.
I expect there's any number of things which Congress could do.
The question is, would they?
The Repugnicans in Congress are already scared to death of what the fallout from Trump's presidency is going to do to their prospects this November. Having a big, public fight with Trump about an investigation which they have mostly been claiming was a frame-up job from the start isn't going to improve things for them this election year or any future ones.
They have to weigh any action motivated by their ethics and respect for the law against the effect it will have on their grasp of power.
Having watched the choices they have made over the past few years, both singly and as a group, which way do you think they would jump?
