Nigerian Billionaire Dangote Launches $16bn Oil Refinery in Kenya Despite Land DisputeTennessee Set to Execute a Woman for the First Time in 200 Years Over 1995 MurderPete Edochie Arrives in Ghana, Recalls Friendship With Ghana Former President Late J.J. Rawlings and Promised To Pay His Grave a VisitUS House Democrats labelled Trump ‘Most Corrupt President’, Vow To Investigate Him and Family MembersAtiku Condemns Arrest of Five Men Over ‘Tinubu Must Go’ White T-Shirts and Demands ReleaseBorno State Police Arrest Five Men Over Printing and Wearing ‘Tinubu Must Go’ T-ShirtsCourt Awards ₦20bn Damages Over 2005 Bayelsa Town, Odioama Military KillingsNigerian Federal Workers Support Labour ₦500 Petrol Demand and Threaten Three-Day StrikeNigerian Billionaire Dangote Launches $16bn Oil Refinery in Kenya Despite Land DisputeTennessee Set to Execute a Woman for the First Time in 200 Years Over 1995 MurderPete Edochie Arrives in Ghana, Recalls Friendship With Ghana Former President Late J.J. Rawlings and Promised To Pay His Grave a VisitUS House Democrats labelled Trump ‘Most Corrupt President’, Vow To Investigate Him and Family MembersAtiku Condemns Arrest of Five Men Over ‘Tinubu Must Go’ White T-Shirts and Demands ReleaseBorno State Police Arrest Five Men Over Printing and Wearing ‘Tinubu Must Go’ T-ShirtsCourt Awards ₦20bn Damages Over 2005 Bayelsa Town, Odioama Military KillingsNigerian Federal Workers Support Labour ₦500 Petrol Demand and Threaten Three-Day Strike
News

US House Democrats labelled Trump ‘Most Corrupt President’, Vow To Investigate Him and Family Members

US House Democrats labelled Trump ‘Most Corrupt President’, Vow To Investigate Him and Family Members

Democrats in the United States House of Representatives have formally labelled President Donald Trump as “the most corrupt president in our history,” issuing a stark vow to launch sweeping investigations into him and his family once they regain control of congressional committees.

The United States Democrats Caucus made the declaration in a formal statement released on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. The group emphasized that Democrats intend to wield their future congressional oversight powers to pursue what they described as long-overdue justice for the American people.

“Donald Trump is the most corrupt president in our history,” the Democratic lawmakers wrote in a post on their official X account.

“When Democrats get the gavels, we will investigate him and his family and get justice for the American people.”

This sharp declaration comes amid an escalating war of words between the President and congressional Democrats. The tension has reached a boiling point following recent allegations made by Trump, who claimed that the Democratic Party and former Vice President Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign illegally paid millions of dollars to high-profile celebrities in exchange for political endorsements.

In response, Democratic leaders have framed their promise to investigate not merely as political retaliation, but as a necessary constitutional duty. They argue that regaining the majority in the House is the only viable path to uncover the truth behind the President’s financial dealings, potential conflicts of interest, and the broader operations of his administration.

SEE ALSO: Iran Calls Trump a ‘Big Liar’ as Tehran Demands U.S. Should Admit Defeat in War

The phrase “get the gavels” refers to the chairmanship of powerful House committees. These positions hold the authority to issue subpoenas, compel testimony under oath, and demand the release of sensitive documents from the executive branch. For Democrats, securing these leadership roles in the upcoming elections is viewed as the critical first step toward holding the President and his inner circle accountable.

The statement serves as both a stark warning to the current administration and a potent rallying cry for the Democratic base ahead of the crucial midterm elections. By framing the President as uniquely corrupt, party leaders are hoping to galvanize voters who may be frustrated by the current political climate, economic conditions, and the relentless partisan gridlock in Washington.

Political analysts note that this kind of rhetoric is designed to keep the issue of presidential accountability at the forefront of the national conversation. It shifts the focus away from the Democrats’ own vulnerabilities and places the spotlight squarely on the President’s past and present business practices.

As both sides dig in their heels, this latest exchange demonstrates that the fight over the President’s legacy and legal vulnerabilities is far from over. With the promise of future investigations hanging heavily over the current administration, the stage is set for a fierce political battle that will likely dominate the American political landscape for years to come.

Filed under: News