PATRIOTS Rep. Gaetz, House GOP Storm Into Impeachment Proceedings

GOP House member Matt Gaetz is condemning Democrats for concealing their impeachment proceedings from Republicans. In a fiery speech Wednesday, Gaetz was joined by a number of his Republican colleagues who attempted storm into a facility where Democrats were looking into classified materials as part of their inquiry.

Gaetz said if Democrats plan to pursue their inquiry, Americans have a right to a transparent investigation. He added, that investigation has been anything but straight forward so far. His comments come as Senator Lindsey Graham finalizes a resolution to formally condemn the House impeachment inquiry. [RELATED: Building a Movement to Stop ‘Democratic Socialism’]

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Rep. Gaetz: Dems are “obsessed with attacking” the president with “secret interviews, selective leaks”https://t.co/Mn4y88wurI pic.twitter.com/bTwsM3OYAO

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 23, 2019

This comes after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pressed his GOP colleagues to focus on the Democrats handling of the impeachment inquiry in their defense of President Trump. During a private lunch Tuesday, eh reportedly told Senate Republicans “this is going to be about process.”

The Kentucky lawmaker pointed out during the Nixon impeachment process, Republicans had much more of a chance to participate in the matter. He also noted during the Clinton impeachment process, Democrats in the minority were treated better than GOP lawmakers are currently being treated. House Democrats have drawn scrutiny for holding hearings behind-closed-doors among other tactics. [RELATED: Cancel Culture Hits the Left: Waitress Fired After Profane Social Media Post about Kaitlin Bennett]

Democrats are trying to deny Republican Members of Congress access to Schiff’s secret impeachment proceedings. What are they hiding??

Enough is enough! The American people deserve transparency! This Democrat scheme to impeach @realDonaldTrump behind closed doors cannot continue. pic.twitter.com/ernM1x73m9

— Steve Scalise (@SteveScalise) October 23, 2019