The president's comments came as the White House indicated it would broadly defy requests for information from the House, moving the two branches of government closer to a constitutional collision.
By Robert Costa, Tom Hamburger, Josh Dawsey and Rosalind S. Helderman · Read more
Divisions in the party were apparent as another 2020 presidential hopeful and a top House committee chairman press for efforts to remove the president from office.
In a town hall, the Republican conjured a courtroom scene, describing his colleagues as "accusers" and evoking the trial that, in the telling of the New Testament, preceded the crucifixion, death and burial of Jesus.
McKean, who has been a registered Republican for nearly a half century, joins a small cohort of state lawmakers across the country who have fled the GOP.
The proposal would require federal job applicants to disclose whether they went through a criminal diversion program. Critics say it would make it harder for former offenders to find work.
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