Trump administration issues.

Congress can investigate Russian involvement in the election all they want to but Obama's team already did last year and concluded that there was no effect on the election results.

The duplicitous libs (in cooperation with the MSM) are just trying to fan invisible smoke and hoping to taint the Trump successes.  They know there's nothing there. They know there's no evidence of any crime, any immoral or unsavory activity, any breach of protocol, etc.  All they have is a bunch of innuendo of administration officials and associates that know Russian people (ooh - boogeyman!!! ) 

I'm pretty sure the vast majority of people that rejected Shillary and voted for Trump see through this charade and are laughing (like me) at the feckless libs.  They're twisting in the wind like a bored child with nothing to do.

Meanwhile, the Republicans in Congress and Executive branch are busy correcting and crapshow of the last 8 years.  It may not be sexy to fix Obama's mess and the MSM may not cover it but it's happening.  Obamacare is collapsing heinously, as  predicted by people who know how the economy works (goodbye Aetna) so the health care  industry has to be fixed.  Illegal immigration is getting fixed a LOT faster than anybody expected. And hopefully tax reform of business and personal taxes will be accomplished before the end of the year.

And next year, when the economy is rolling along, the moronic libs will still be grumbling about Russia, sexism, racism, transgender bathrooms, etc. And  they'll get stomped in local and federal elections AGAIN.  Oh well, maybe in 2028 they'll make a rebound...

as you simply cannot comprehend that Congress has a STANDING duty to provide oversight of the executive REGARDLESS of party.  Your litany of grievances and assumed wins is exactly the point of the article.  Congress has given up its duty to perform oversight because it is subservient to the agenda of the White House.  And before you start your tirade about Obama and Clinton and how I only found Jesus on this topic since Trump . . . I've been pointing out this short-coming since the Clinton administration on this forum and others.

I would also point out that your assumptions about pub electoral success don't seem to match the numbers (the pubs are down 16 points in generic Congressional ballot) and the mood of the country (tea party turned lib).