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Judicial Watch Statement on 2016 Presidential Election

‘Trump should commit to a transparency revolution’

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton made the following statement regarding the 2016 presidential election:

Judicial Watch congratulates President-elect Donald Trump.

There is no doubt that Judicial Watch changed history with its Clinton email investigations.  The election results show that corruption matters to the American people.  At a minimum, President-elect Trump should commit to a transparency revolution.  The Trump administration and new Congress must focus on restoring the rule of law and accountability after the eight years of a lawless Obama administration.  Corruption in government is an overwhelming problem.  We expect, but won’t rely on, DC politicians to do the right thing.  Judicial Watch will continue its independent investigations and lawsuits in order to hold politicians of both political parties accountable to the rule of law.

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