Have House Democrats committed criminal acts?

According to a letter from White House Counsel Will Scharf, incoming House Oversight Committee Chair Robert Garcia might already have criminal acts. Garcia might've gone too far when he said "Our job is to investigate, to take issues to the courts, to make criminal referrals, and to write good legislation so that this kind of corruption doesn't happen again." That's outside Congress's constitutional boundaries. According to Mark Levin's Saturday night monologue, "Congress does not have authority to conduct criminal investigations." That's the responsibility of the Executive Branch. Further, it's the Justice Department's responsibility "to take issues to the courts," often by conducting a grand jury investigation, complete with witnesses, forensic evidence and/or eyewitness testimony. Let's let Mark Levin present his 'case':

While watching Levin's videotaped monologue, pay attention to the Democrats who've accused President Trump, President Trump's family and President Trump's Cabinet and staff. The House and Senate comprise the Legislative Branch. Their hearings are to find out whether new legislation needs to be passed. Since most of the Democrats' legislative agenda is expensive and/or worthless that likely won't make it to President Trump's desk in the Oval OFfice, Democrats likely won't hold many legislative hearing in the next 18 months.
Garcia said investigating alleged corruption involving Trump's family would be a top priority, citing a $2 billion Saudi investment in a firm led by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner. He also called for investigations into former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and former DHS adviser Corey Lewandowski over reported possible pay-to-play schemes.
If you're asking what this has to do with new legislation, you're figuring the Democrats' scheme. Pay special attention to the Democrats making threats: Chuck Schumer, Elizabeth Warren and Jamie Raskin. Apparently, this trio of Democrat Dimwits didn't learn that the Constitution was written to protect We The People from the government. Raskin, Schumer and Warren are threatening government action against government employees and private citizens alike. Frankly, I hope these CEOs file litigation against Garcia, Raskin, Schumer and Warren to teach them a lesson in fighting tyrannical government.

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