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A documents has surfaced revealing Democrats’ battle plan if they win control of the House of Representatives in the upcoming midterm election this November.
Matthew Boyle reports for Breitbart, Aug. 26, 2018, that the document was revealed by Jonathan Swan of Axios.
The document is a spreadsheet prepared by House GOP officials which meticulously previews the investigations Democrats will likely launch if they flip the House. The document is being circulated through Republican circles on and off Capitol Hill — including at least one leadership office.
Below is Swan’s bullet point list of Democrats’ battle plan of their investigations if they regain a majority control of the House:
- President Trump’s tax returns
- Trump family businesses — and whether they comply with the Constitution’s emoluments clause, including the Chinese trademark grant to the Trump Organization
- 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
Meanwhile, a new Pew Research Center study found that although the rank of file of both Democrats and Republicans believe that the upcoming midterm election is important, with three-quarters in both parties saying it “really matters” which party wins control of Congress, Democrat voters are reporting higher levels of political activity – from attending political rallies to donating to campaigns – than GOP voters.
The new national survey by Pew Research Center, conducted July 31-August 12 among 4,581 adults, including 4,000 registered voters, found that:
- Whereas 14% of voters say they have attended a political rally, protest or campaign event in the past year, 22% of registered voters who favor the Democratic candidate in their House district say they have attended a political event, compared with just 8% of those who support the Republican candidate.
- 23% of Democratic voters say they have donated to political campaigns, compared with 18% of Republican voters.
- Democratic voters are also more likely to have contacted an elected official (36% vs. 28%) and volunteered for a campaign (9% vs. 5%).
H/t CSM
~Eowyn