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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy at the Capitol on Tuesday. Win McNamee/Getty Images Last week, the leaders of the House Homeland Security Committee struck a bipartisan deal on an idled piece of business: an independent commission to “investigate and report upon the facts and causes relating to the January 6, 2021, domestic terrorist attack upon the United States Capitol Complex.” The House is scheduled to vote on legislation creating the commission on Wednesday. Given the bipartisan announcement and Congress members’ shared firsthand experience of the assault the investigation may have seemed like a point of common ground. But in the four months since the pro-Trump rioters breached the Capitol, one’s position on the riot has become yet another loyalty test for Republican partisans. And on Tuesday morning, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy announced he was against the deal his own ranking member had struck.

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