Is Congress above the law?

Everyone on the left loves to complain that the President is somehow "above the law".  While this probably makes sense to those trapped in the manic depressive state of Trump derangement syndrome, it's always a curious battle cry to the rest of us watching from outside the circle jerk.

The fact is that no President ever elected has underwent more scrutiny than this particular President. 

• The FBI was investigating members of his campaign before he even won the election. 
• The FBI opened a bogus counterintelligence probe into his campaign prior to him even taking office.
• The now fired former acting director of the FBI started a personal investigation into the President, claiming that he might be a foreign agent. Without any evidence, of course.
• Several of his campaign workers were investigated for unrelated crimes, while putting pressure on them to turn over information on the President.
• One of the President's personal lawyers was placed under investigation for a series of financial issues (having nothing to do with the President) as an attempt to squeeze him into providing information about the President.
• The House intelligence committee investigated the President within weeks of him taking office.
• The Senate intelligence committee investigated the President within weeks of him taking office.
• The DAG appointed Special Counsel to investigate the President, which lasted for 22 months and cost $30 million.

The results of all of these investigations have determined that the President did not collude, conspire, coordinate, or otherwise "cheat" to win the election. None of his campaign workers, others in his realm or his personal attorney provided any information about him being a foreign agent, colluding, cheating, or doing anything illegal in regards to anything having to do with these multiple investigations. 

But the left still complains. After spending more time and energy investigating this President regarding ridiculous allegations without probable cause that any crime was committed, they want to continue to expand their investigations (under the guise of oversight) into the President's personal life, his pre-political business endeavors, and are demanding financial records, tax returns, and other personal information...

once again without the slightest evidence or probable cause that they are investigating any specific crime. 

That, ladies and gentlemen is the fundamental definition of the term "witch hunt". When you simply want to investigate someone, have them turn over everything, because you somehow feel that there just must be "some" sort of criminal action involved. 

Now perhaps the left is really that psychotic. Perhaps their delusional hatred actually makes them believe that there are multiple crimes "just around that next paperwork corner" and all they need is a "little more information to wallow through" to find it all. 

Perhaps. 

But I sort of feel like at this point that they are addicted to investigations. The thought of this President moving forward for the next year and a half unburdened by a crushing Special Counsel investigation dominating the news with all of it's grand conspiracy possibilities and legal doomsday analysis must be really scary. Imagine the Democrats having to go into the 2020 campaign and talk about the issues? Talk about the economy. Talk about anything "other" than what the President is currently doing that is getting under their skin.

The concept of a Banana Republican is one where people in charge abuse their investigative and law enforcement powers. The President has done none of that. He has not ordered any of his opponents to be investigated (although it seems inevitable that they will be). He just keep fending off more and more and more and more attempts by the Democrats to open up new lines of investigations. Investigations that have no true probable cause, other than the left's overwhelming hatred of the man who sits in the oval office. 

Does Congress believe that they are above the law?