House chairman seeks DOJ prosecution of Jack Smith aide for obstructing Congress

The Washington TimesWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 2:54:43 PM
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House chairman seeks DOJ prosecution of Jack Smith aide for obstructing Congress
  • House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has formally asked the Justice Department to investigate Thomas Windom for obstructing Congress, following Windom's noncompliance during a congressional inquiry.
  • This development highlights ongoing tensions between congressional oversight and executive branch officials, particularly those involved in high
  • The situation underscores a broader pattern of conflict between congressional committees and former officials from the special counsel's office, raising questions about accountability and transparency in government.
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