How House Republicans are using slim majority to protect Trump during reelection bid

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Shortly after winning control of the House in 2022, Republicans vowed to use their newfound majority to investigate the Biden administration and crack down on its alleged weaponization of the federal government against conservatives, mainly former President Donald Trump. 

In the year since Republicans took control, GOP lawmakers have used their new power over committees to open several investigations into President Joe Biden. But several rank-and-file lawmakers have also taken it upon themselves to protect the former president as he navigates legal troubles and federal investigations of his own. 

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