Trump's removal: Democrats have new demands and no shortage of arguments to achieve their ends

Democrat parliamentarians on Thursday demanded that US Energy Minister Rick Perry provide them with documents as part of the ongoing investigation into deposing President Donald Trump.

Presidents of three House of Representatives committees have issued a formal injunction to Rick Perry to send the documents by October 18. "If you refuse to comply with it, even at the request of the president or the White House, this will be a proof of obstruction of the work of the Congress and may be used against you and the president," added the elected Adam Schiff, Elijah Cummings and Eliot Engel in their mail. "Recent articles have raised questions about the role you could have played in conveying the president's unabashed message to his Ukrainian counterpart," they added, referring to the summer phone conversation between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky. , at the heart of the impeachment procedure. The tenant of the White House had on this occasion asked his counterpart to investigate Joe Biden, who could face it in the presidential election of 2020, and the business of his son Hunter in Ukraine. He recommended that Mr. Zelensky contact his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani about this. In their mail, the Democrats also refer to suspicions of "pressure" exerted by Rick Perry to bring into the leadership structure of the Ukrainian energy company "people involved in the efforts of Rudy Giuliani". Since their explosive decision to initiate impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump on September 24, the Democrats have issued numerous injunctions in the hope of gathering as soon as possible the elements that will enable them to draft indictments of the United States. President. The White House refused to cooperate on Saturday and ordered the executive not to respond to congressional demands, denouncing a "partisan and unconstitutional" investigation. If the House were to vote for the impeachment of the Speaker, it would be up to the Senate to judge him. If the Republicans, majority in the upper house continue to block around him, Donald Trump has every chance to escape the dismissal.