George Soros-funded Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has refused to attend a House Judiciary Committee hearing to testify.
The Democrat prosecutor says he is “too busy” to attend the hearing on June 13.
Bragg and his prosecutorial team were quick to take victory laps in the wake of the guilty verdict in President Donald Trump’s “hush money” case.
However, in the time since the verdict was read, Bragg has found himself, for the first time, being asked questions about the case that he might not want to answer.
It now appears that the walls are closing in.
According to the Washington Examiner, House Republicans have requested that Bragg and one of his prosecutors attend a testimony on June 13.
Bragg is already coming up with weak excuses as to why he can’t attend.
The request for Bragg’s attendance was issued by Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) last week.
Apparently, Bragg isn’t able to attend the House hearing on the hush money trial on that particular day due to scheduling conflicts.
It took several days for Bragg to even respond to the original request.
Leslie Dubeck, Bragg’s counsel, returned a response to Jordan and other House Republican leaders indicating that