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Congressman Brad Wenstrup elaborated on what constitutes obstruction of justice, clarifying that attempts to block access to information and impede congressional inquiries are central to such charges. He pointed out that during his tenure on the House Intelligence Committee, efforts to obtain requested information frequently faced obstruction, indicating a pattern of resistance to oversight.
He reinforced the idea that the pursuit of truth and justice must take precedence over political retribution. Wenstrup highlighted the importance of following the legal process, noting that serious charges, including perjury and obstruction, rely on concrete evidence and should be pursued accordingly.