Stefanik “believes solutions need to be worked through
Congress and not done by executive rule,” said Tom Flanagin, the
congresswoman’s spokesman, in an email Tuesday.
However, she is not, at this point, taking a definitive
stance on the Trump’s executive order.
That is a bold statement. How does she feel about Chairman Nunes working directly out of the WH?
U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-Willsboro, would not say on
Wednesday whether House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes should
recuse himself from the committee’s investigation of Russia’s potential
involvement in the 2016 presidential election.
“Chairman Nunes serves at the pleasure of the Speaker of the
House,” Tom Flanagin, the congresswoman’s spokesman, said in a response to a Post-Star request
to interview Stefanik by telephone regarding whether Nunes should recuse
himself from the investigation.
Stefanik is a member of the House Intelligence Committee.
Whatever she's getting paid to be a rep, it's too much.
“Congresswoman Stefanik will continue to work with her
colleagues on the Intelligence Committee — including the chairman and the
(Democratic) ranking member — in their oversight role to conduct a bipartisan
investigation and follow the facts wherever they lead,” Flanagin said in an
email.
Flanagin did not respond to a follow-up request about
whether Stefanik specifically agrees with Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., a
committee member, who has called for Nunes to recuse himself, and whether she
agrees with U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif.,
who have called for an independent investigation.
First, the House Intel Committee is doing nothing to investigate. Nunes is skulking around the WH getting intel from staffers to give to the press. Warner and Burr pretty much literally called bullshit on the idea that the House is doing anything to investigate Trump. Secondly, of course Elise isn't going to provide a comment. She got 63% last November. She's a lock in the district. Hope she keeps thinking that.
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