Republicans say they'll keep the heat on Hillary Clinton if she wins the Oval Office with new investigations into her family charity and quid pro quo allegations.

Judicial Watch, a conservative group that's been at the forefront of Clinton's email scandal, is already talking impeachment for the not-yet president.

'I know this generation of Republican leaders is loath to exercise these tools, but impeachment is something that's relevant,' the organization's president, Tom Fitton, told NBC News.

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Republicans say they'll keep the heat on Hillary Clinton if she wins the Oval Office with new investigations into her family charity and quid pro quo allegations

Fitton noted, however, that congressional Republicans were unlikely to follow his advice.

'They see [the oversight process] as an opportunity in some measure to keep their opponents off-kilter, but they don't want to do the substantive and principled work to truly hold corrupt politicians, or the administration, or anyone accountable,' he charged.

Republicans on Capitol Hill are gearing up for a bevy of new investigations involving Clinton in the next Congress.

House Speaker Paul Ryan says the lower chambers will be engaged in 'aggressive oversight work' of the State Department and the FBI after executive agencies swapped favors during the investigation into Clinton's server.

Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz has promised 'four new hearings' on quid pro quo claims alone.

Fitton predicted there would be a 'a clamor for a serious criminal investigation' of Clinton 'with respect to her emails and the [Clinton] Foundation.'

Clinton has been accused by Donald Trump and other Republicans of running a 'criminal enterprise.' The former secretary of state abused the office by doing special favors for donors to her husband's charity, they say.

Bill Clinton intends to disassociate himself with the foundation he started at the end of his presidency if his wife is elected to the office he once held. Their only daughter, Chelsea, will take over.

Bill Clinton intends to disassociate himself with the foundation he started at the end of his presidency if his wife is elected to the office he once held. Their only daughter, Chelsea, will take over

Critics of the Clintons have argued that Chelsea shouldn't be allowed to continue on as a manager for the same reasons her father is planning to step away.

Her involvement assures that the foundation will continue to be dogged by pay-to-play accusations despite its saying it will not take foreign or corporate contributions.

'If Hillary is elected president, her willingness to bend the rules to satisfy her own ambitions make it a virtual certainty that the abuse of power and endless drama that are part of the Clinton baggage will continue,' Ian Prior, a spokesman for the conservative American Crossroads told NBC.

An otherwise fractured Republican Party, still reeling from the loss of the White House, could unite behind the common goal of crippling Clinton before the 2020 election.

Critics of the Clintons have argued that Chelsea shouldn't be allowed to continue on as a manager for the same reasons her father is planning to step away

Two weeks out from the election, Clinton and her allies are finding that they'll have a shorter-than-usual recovery time come Nov. 8. Clinton's first 100 days in office will not be characterized by the traditional good will.

'This is exactly what Americans hate about Washington. Before the election has even taken place, Jason Chaffetz is already planning to further abuse his office and waste more taxpayer dollars on political witch hunts against the potential President-elect,' Clinton's press secretary, Brian Fallon said.

Elijah Cummings, the top-ranking Democrat on the House's Oversight Committee complained to NBC, that since Republicans took over Congress in 2010, 'they have squandered millions and millions of taxpayer dollars on partisan attacks that do absolutely nothing to improve the lives of our constituents.

'And now they already seem to be plotting to continue this pattern if Secretary Clinton wins the election.'

Fallon said Clinton 'is running against this exact type of partisan gridlock.