Trump Goes Beast Mode: Enlists Trey Gowdy To Help With Impeachment Fight

It's clear that the Democrats are going to stop at nothing to impeach President Trump and are going to draw this thing out forever. Therefore, Trump is pulling together all resources for the upcoming impeachment battle.

Now he added to his team one of the smartest and tenacious men to ever be a member of Congress and that man is Trey Gowdy.

President Trump brought on Gowdy because his experience as being a former prosecuting attorney has been very successful.

According to Bloomberg,

Gowdy, a former prosecutor from South Carolina, is not formally joining the White House staff, according to the people. He was at the White House on Tuesday, according to one person who saw him there, before an eight-page letter was issued to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declaring that Trump and the administration wouldn’t participate in the impeachment inquiry.

Gowdy rose to prominence leading a special House panel investigating the attacks on an American diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, while Hillary Clinton was secretary of State. The committee’s more than two-year-long investigation concluded in June 2016, in the thick of the presidential campaign, without substantiating any criminal behavior or misconduct by Obama administration officials. The probe was derided by Democrats as a political stunt intended to damage Clinton’s presidential campaign.

The White House notified the House of Representatives on Tuesday that the Trump administration will not participate in this illegitimate impeachment probe, even so far as issuing a statement.

"His legal skills and his advocacy will serve the President well. Trey's command of the law is well known and his service on Capitol Hill will be a great asset as a member of our team," said Jay Sekulow, one of President Trump's attorneys.

So far, House Democrats have subpoenaed and sought testimony from a number of senior administration officials and Trump associates. But on Tuesday, the White House announced that Trump "cannot permit his administration" to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry. (Business Insider)