Following their victory in the midterm elections, lawmakers are drafting plans to investigate members of the Trump administration’s inner circle and their business partners. The Democratic party, having regained a majority in Congress, intends to launch a series of probes targeting Elon Musk, Miller, and the broader American corporate sector.
The strategy involves prioritizing subpoenas for former government officials, law firms, and companies that the party believes are more likely to cooperate than Donald Trump. By focusing on these third parties, the party aims to bypass the resistance expected from the former president to gather evidence on administration activities.
