Yesterday, a group of my Republican colleagues disgracefully broke House rules and stormed the Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF, to delay hearings pertinent to the investigation into Trump’s Ukraine debacle.

Let’s be clear here: their rationale was utterly bogus. A full 25% of the members of Congress who participated in the above-the-law mob were already allowed to enter the SCIF — they were just making a show of it to get on Fox News.

No one is above the law. We’re following the legal process to get to the bottom of Trump’s Ukrainian scandal, and some House Republicans are trying to illegally obstruct that. Sign your name right now to condemn their raucous sabotage:

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The SCIF is supposed to be very secure, and the one rule that everyone knows is that you can’t bring electronic devices in there, because it can compromise the room.

This mob didn’t care. They brazenly violated the rules, and occupied the secure room for hours. And it gets even worse — Trump knew about the plan, and endorsed it.

House Republicans helped delay interviews with critical witnesses with the go-ahead of the person those witnesses were testifying about. Sign your name now to condemn this charade:

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Even with this partisan sabotage, we’re going to get to the bottom of what happened with Trump and Ukraine. No one is above the law – not members of Congress, and certainly not the President of the United States.

In solidarity,

Ro Khanna