That’s the question we’re confronted with right now, and I’m sorry to say that prospects for the next period in the Trump presidency look rather bleak. On Tuesday, Trump told The Post that he won’t allow members of his administration to testify before Congress. In the past, this is how it has usually happened: Congress issues a subpoena, and the executive branch objects. On this and many other matters, the obvious goal will be to drag things out past November 2020. He may well escape most of the accountability he deserves — at least for long enough to get past 2020.

Source: Washington Post April 24, 2019 19:26 UTC