General counsel for the U.S. Congress Dodges Responsibility

Update: Press release. General counsel for the U.S. Congress responds to subpoenas for some of the Congressmen. | Dr. Orly Taitz, Esquire

U.S. House of Representatives House of General Counsel Kerry Kirchner through his deputy William Pittard  is responding to Subpoenas served on some of the  members of the U.S. Congress (not all) by attorney Taitz.
He claims that the subloenas are too burdensome, that they are vague and that it is a priviledged information.
Answer from the Deputy General Counsel of the US Congress.
It is shocking that posting a few checks in a questionaire is burdensome for the members of the U.S. Congress, particularly when the evidence shows that the person sitting in the White House in the position of the U.S. President is using all forged and stolen IDs. It is shcking that answering a few questions, whether the Department of Justice sought their consent to file a motion to dismiss or not, is vague for so many grown up people, who are highly educated, and most of them are attorneys. A 10 year old would not find these questions vague. See the questionnare below .
URGENT DEMAND FOR VERIFICATION
More information on OrlyTaitzESQ.com. Attorney Orly Taitz will be taking appropriate actions in response.
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Ethics in Congress be damned!