Executive Privilege Preserves Principle of Separation of Power
"The committee is on a witch hunt as it pursues former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows who cooperated with the committee (perhaps foolishly), turned over 6,000 documents in response to the committee's subpoena, and has now decided to draw the line on cooperating – and rightfully so", says California-based attorney Marc Little.
"If an over-zealous political party can destroy the wall that preserves the separation of power between co-equal branches of government, the integrity of Articles I and II under the US Constitution will forever be compromised", insists the attorney.
Why House Select Committee on 6 January Attack is 'Partisan Stunt'
"The work of the committee is not about an attack on our democracy; rather, it is only about partisan hatred for former President Donald Trump, his possible candidacy in 2024, and therefore, must be seen and treated as a sham since the FBI investigation concluded the attack on the US Capitol was uncoordinated and that there was no evidence involving former President Trump", Little stresses, adding that the attempts to compare the Capitol protests to the terror attack of 9/11 on the US are highly inappropriate.
"The five-year attack against one man, Donald Trump, is the sole concern of the vast subpoenas issued by this committee and not the true victims of our failing constitutional republic, like the deceased and unarmed Ashli Bobbitt and the citizens being held in the bowels of the DC jailhouse without due process and endure abuse for being on the Capitol grounds on January 6th in a country that boasts of the rule of law", the California-based attorney concludes.