The Biden administration, to much shock, is being shady with the GOP House.
The House Oversight Committee is trying to get information from the administration, only it keeps running into roadblocks.
As one would imagine, the Biden White House is not so anxious to have Republicans investigate its actions.
So Much for Transparency
The House Oversight Committee received a response from the White House recently on its requests for information.
The letter, which was penned by White House Counsel Stuart Delery, stated, “As stated in our December 29, 2022, letter, the Biden Administration seeks to work cooperatively with Congress.
“We intend to follow the principles, policies, and practices first articulated by President Reagan in 1982, which have guided the Executive Branch’s response to oversight requests from congressional committees for decades.
“We are reviewing your recent letters with the goal of seeking to accommodate legitimate oversight interests within the Committee’s jurisdiction while also respecting the separation of powers and the constitutional and statutory obligations of the Executive Branch generally and the White House in particular.
“As I’m sure you are aware, these considerations include the critical need to protect the integrity and independence of law enforcement investigations.”
Let me translate that for you…
The White House will decide what needs to be investigated and what does not, and right now, we are not going to give you any information that could be used to take down the puppet.
A spokesperson for the House Oversight Committee stated, “For the second time in three weeks, the White House has made it clear they don’t plan on being transparent with the American people.
“First, the White House informed Chairman Comer on December 29 he would not receive any responses from the White House for requests made prior to January 3 – requests that covered important issues like the Afghanistan withdrawal, COVID origins, border and fentanyl crises, and more.”
Something tells me the courts are going to be very busy over the next two years.
Source: Fox News
