If any other American had obstructed justice as Donald Trump has, that person would be going to jail.
By letting Trump get away with his corruption and stalling on holding him accountable, Congress sends a dangerous message to the public. It's time our representatives act.
In his testimony in July, Robert Mueller confirmed the results of his investigation: 37 indictments, at least seven convictions and guilty pleas, and more than 10 episodes of potential obstruction of justice by Donald Trump himself.
Given all of the evidence, I don't understand at this point why our representative, Peter Welch, still hasn't voiced his support for a formal impeachment inquiry.