‘We cannot wait’: House Democrats reject GSA counteroffer for briefing on Biden transition

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Democratic House leaders renewed their push for an immediate briefing from the General Services Administration’s top official as President Trump refuses to unlock transition resources to President-elect Joe Biden.

A letter sent to the GSA on Monday, led by House Oversight Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney, said the GSA’s counteroffer to have Administrator Emily Murphy’s deputy brief them next week on the refusal to sign off on the transition was unacceptable.

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