Summary
House and Senate Democrats are planning to investigate companies, colleges, and law firms that worked with President Trump. These investigations would involve using congressional committees and subpoenas to gather information. Democrats believe they may gain control of the House after November elections, allowing them to expand these investigations.
Key Facts
- Democrats in Congress are discussing plans to investigate entities that cooperated with President Trump.
- Potential investigations could target companies, colleges, and law firms.
- Key figures in these discussions include Sen. Adam Schiff, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, and Sen. Richard Blumenthal.
- Democrats are focused on how these entities supported the Trump administration, including financial contributions.
- The House of Representatives is seen as more likely to switch to Democratic control than the Senate.
- The investigations could involve issuing subpoenas to gather more information.
- Previous requests for information have been made regarding Trump's dealings and relationships with major institutions.
