When I put on the uniform as an Army Ranger, I swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. That oath didn't expire when I left the military, and it certainly didn't change when I was elected to Congress. Six months ago, President Trump called for my arrest, prosecution, and execution, all because of a video reminding our servicemembers of their oaths and obligations under the law. After the President’s threats, what we saw from Jeanine Pirro and the Department of Justice was a blatant, dangerous abuse of power. They tried to bring bogus criminal charges against me, Senator Mark Kelly, and others simply for restating the law. Pirro has been one of the President’s political stooges who has shamelessly tried to weaponize the justice system to intimidate perceived political enemies and silence free speech. When a U.S. Attorney discards prosecutorial ethics and the law to carry out political hit jobs, there must be accountability. Prosecutors who violate their ethical duties, abuse their authority, and subvert the justice system should face consequences. No one is above the law. thehill.com/regulation/court…