House Democrats on June 5 couldn’t get enough votes to issue a subpoena to tech entrepreneur Elon Musk to testify before Congress.
The House Oversight Committee rejected the Democrats’ request for Musk, a Trump adviser and former head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), to appear before lawmakers in a 20–21 vote.
It was brought forward by Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.), ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, who had argued that Musk needs to testify in front of the House because he was “operating without any oversight whatsoever, while posing a very real risk of violating security and privacy laws.”…
House Democrats Fall Short in Subpoenaing Elon Musk in 20–21 Vote
