Now That The Democrats Have Won The House, Who Will They Investigate And How?
Client Alert | less than 1 min read | 11.12.18
With the Democrats’ capture of a House majority in the November 6 midterm elections, Washington will look very different next year. Although the Democrats’ ability to implement their policy agenda will be limited by a Republican-controlled Senate and White House, the House Judiciary Committee and other investigative committees are expected to launch vigorous oversight and investigations into executive branch activities and even private industry as well. Read more on this in Paul Rosen’s published article in Forbes.
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