Can a Senate committee subpoena a sitting Senator?

[Stinky The Clown]

For example if the Senate Select Committee on Maga Treasonous Motherfuckers subpoena Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz?

Seriously. Can House or Senate committees subpoena House and Senate members?

[brooklynite]

1. Yes.

[MiHale]

2. They won't show up keeping in lockstep with "dear leader"...

He’d never respect a subpoena.

[marble falls]

3. Yes. And I can hardly wait to see Hawley, Boebert, Greene, Graham, McCarthy etc squ-a-irm.

[Grasswire2]

4. the only way I can see to force the release of info critical to the Republic (because no..

...Pug is going to respect a Congressional subpoena) is for a sitting senator to go to the well of the Senate and read the classified info directly into the Congressional Record.

This is allowed. Think Pentagon Papers.

Do that a few times and we might start to see some cooperation.

Dear Senator Blumenthal keeps coming to the cameras to tell us about some classified info that is shocking and that "the people have a right to know" --- Well, Senator, just read it into the record, for the edification of all and the salvation of the Republic.

[Grasswire2]

5. the Mueller Report, unredacted, for example

It should have been read in toto into the record.

[ariadne0614]

6. The 1st step to finding out is to make sure there's a select committee.

We can either passively wait, or apply pressure. Please see my earlier OP (with poll) and consider taking quick & easy action.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100215446177