Sandy Shanks
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Politico reports, "House Democrats are plowing ahead on investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection with or without Republican leadership participation, scheduling the first select committee hearing on July 27.
"At the hearing, the committee will "hear first-hand” from officers from Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department and the United States Capitol Police."
The Republican minority leader hasn't made up his mind yet.
"I haven’t made a decision yet, even to appoint. I’m discussing it with my members. I have a real concern, the scope of what we’re looking at," McCarthy told Fox after complaining about the partisan nature of the committee.
McCarthy has accused Pelosi of "playing politics" with the inquiry.
"Putting Adam Schiff and Raskin on it looks more like an impeachment committee than one that wants to get to the bottom of the questions that are still out there," he said in an interview with Fox News Tuesday.
He didn't tell the Fox audience that it was his party that voted down the bipartisan commission whose members would not be members of Congress.
Fox viewers miss a lot. They should tune into ABC, NBC, and/or CBS to get a more well-rounded view of what is happening around them.
"At the hearing, the committee will "hear first-hand” from officers from Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department and the United States Capitol Police."
The Republican minority leader hasn't made up his mind yet.
"I haven’t made a decision yet, even to appoint. I’m discussing it with my members. I have a real concern, the scope of what we’re looking at," McCarthy told Fox after complaining about the partisan nature of the committee.
McCarthy has accused Pelosi of "playing politics" with the inquiry.
"Putting Adam Schiff and Raskin on it looks more like an impeachment committee than one that wants to get to the bottom of the questions that are still out there," he said in an interview with Fox News Tuesday.
He didn't tell the Fox audience that it was his party that voted down the bipartisan commission whose members would not be members of Congress.
Fox viewers miss a lot. They should tune into ABC, NBC, and/or CBS to get a more well-rounded view of what is happening around them.