A former GOP congressman was part of the crowd outside the US Capitol on January 6
Analysis by Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large
As the FBI has continue to make arrests of those who stormed the US Capitol on January 6, amateur internet sleuths who have helped identify the insurrectionists spotted a familiar face in the crowd: former California Republican Rep. Dana Rohrabacher.
“I marched to protest, and I thought the election was fraudulent and it should be investigated, and I wanted to express that and be supportive of that demand,” Rohrabacher told the Portland Press Herald of Maine on Monday. “But I was not there to make a scene and do things that were unacceptable for anyone to do.”
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