Congressman,
Enough is enough. NBC is reporting:
Trump is even talking to friends about the possibility of asking Attorney General Jeff Sessions to consider prosecuting Mueller and his team.
"Here's how it would work: 'We're sorry, Mr. Mueller, you won't be able to run the federal grand jury today because he has to go testify to another federal grand jury,'" said one Trump adviser.I know I don't need to explain this to someone as intelligent as yourself, but this is a clear instance of the president encouraging his Attorney General to open a baseless prosecution against the man investigating him for possible criminal wrongdoing. This is obvious abuse of power and obstruction of justice.
I also know that if Hillary Clinton were president right now, and suggested the exact same course of action to her Attorney General, you and the rest of the Republicans in Congress would open impeachment proceedings tomorrow (and you would be right to do so!).
If you fail to publicly denounce Trump's actions as an impeachable offense, I will ask to meet with you personally so you can explain to me why you think it doesn't meet that standard. I am happy to meet with you at your Burnsville office, or wherever else in Minnesota is most convenient for you.
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