Being not a Senator and not as smart, I am sure he can think of more. He actually is getting paid to think of “SHIT TO DO”

4. Impeachment & Removal Process

3. Legislative Action & Public Pressure
• Call for the Secretary’s Resignation – If the allegations are substantiated, the senator can publicly demand the resignation or removal of the Secretary of Defense.

2. Congressional Oversight & Hearings
• Use Committee Powers – If the senator is on the Senate Armed Services Committee or the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, they can push for hearings, subpoena witnesses, and demand classified briefings on the incident.

• Refer the Matter to the FBI or DOJ – Since 18 U.S.C. § 793(f) is a criminal statute under the Espionage Act, the senator can urge the FBI or the Department of Justice (DOJ) to open a criminal investigation.

Seeing that I am not a Senator I maybe naive but by law he can: 1. Call for an Investigation
• Request an Inspector General (IG) Investigation – The senator can formally request the Department of Defense Inspector General (DoD IG) to investigate the alleged misconduct.

Mr. Kaine, with all due respect; we are tired of useless social media post. Maybe you are unaware, but the news has already reported on this. “WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT IT”… we don’t need you to be e reporter. “WE NEED YOU TO DO YOUR JOB” and provide a check on this outrageous administration

Fringe views are mainstream in John Roberts’ Court and Trump’s America, which are one and the same.

Please step down. You lack the courage to fight and are unfit to lead. We’re in the middle of a four-alarm fire, and you’re asleep while the house burns. Shame on you!

No kidding, Sherlock! What an unbelievably tone-deaf headline and article. How does a legitimate news organization manage to be this clueless?

Thank You, Ed. We support your fight and stand with you!

This is my first comment here. Chuck, you are spineless and have lost all our respect. Your weakness enables the very cruelty you condemn.