Mr. Crank,

I am distressed to hear that the United States has invaded a foreign country and has kidnapped its leader and their First Lady. I understand a number of citizens were killed or wounded in this operation. Can you explain to me why you approved this egregious act of war?

If you, and your fellow representatives, did not approve this act of war, then we have a rogue President who is employing the US military to resolve personal grudges and vendettas. This should fall under the umbrella of “high crimes and misdemeanors” and qualify for impeachment.

I hope you will take the lead to begin impeachment proceedings in the House.

Jack Heneghan

Mr Crank;

I see that the Republican Administration has signed an Executive Order to start training National Guard Units across the country to quell civil disturbances, and establishing a “Quick Reaction Force”. Again, this seems to be Executive overreach.

Has Congress authorized the expenditure of funds to cover this activity? If so,why? I have not seen or heard of any civil disturbances that would warrant such actions. Indeed, such actions seem to be most un-American.

Jack Heneghan

Mr Crank;

Looking at the aspects of the Trade Promotion Authority Act you referenced in your response of August 11, 2025, as a defense of the Congress not doing anything about the Administration’s unilateral tariffs, I notice that Congress is supposed to have a final say on how these Trade Promotions are implemented.

Key elements of TPA—

(1) TPA outlines Congressional guidance to the President on trade policy priorities and negotiating objectives.

(2) TPA establishes Congressional requirements for the Administration to notify and consult with Congress, with the private sector and other stakeholders and with the public during the negotiations of trade agreements.

(3) TPA defines the terms, conditions and procedures under which Congress allows the Administration to enter into trade agreements, and sets the procedures for Congressional consideration of bills to implement the agreements.

I also saw at the Congressional website that the TPA expired in 2021. https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF10038

Jack Heneghan

Mr. Crank;

I see, today, that the President has taken on the responsibility of managing the District of Columbia. Once again this seems to be Executive overreach, since the oversight of the District falls under the purview of the Congress, per Article I, section 8, of the Constitution.

I would call upon you, and your colleagues, to slap the Presidents wrist and tell him to keep out of matters that don’t concern him. That would include setting tariffs.

Jack Heneghan