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The Day - Republicans should support Jan 6 commission, let truth be told - News from southeastern Connecticut

The Day - Republicans should support Jan 6 commission, let truth be told - News from southeastern Connecticut
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The Day - Republicans should support Jan 6 commission, let truth be told - News from southeastern Connecticut

House negotiators agree on an evenly split 9/11-style commission to probe the Jan 6th riots

House negotiators agree on an evenly split 9/11-style commission with subpoena power to probe the January 6 Capitol riot Republican and Democratic lawmakers have reached an agreement on a bipartisan panel to probe the January 6th Capitol riot The commission will be evenly split, after an initial gambit by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to maintain a narrow advantage by the Democratic majority The deal comes days after Republican Rep. Andrew Clyde at an oversight hearing on the attack called it a bold faced lie and a normal tourist visit Five people died and video showed a crowd attling Capitol Police with bear spray, clubs, and poles

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$1 9 billion Capitol security supplemental headed to House floor next week

WASHINGTON â House Democrats released a $1.9 billion emergency spending measure Friday that would pay for bills stemming from the Jan. 6 insurrection and enhance Capitol Hill security in the coming months. The supplemental appropriations bill, expected on the House floor next week, might not have the Republican backing it needs to pass the Senate amid ongoing tension between Republicans and Democrats about the attack by pro-Trump rioters. In a statement, House Appropriations Chair Rosa DeLauro called it âimperativeâ to pass the measure quickly. âThis emergency supplemental appropriation addresses the direct costs of the insurrection and strengthens Capitol security for the future,â said DeLauro, D-Conn. âIt is also long overdue recognition of the work of the Capitol Police, the sacrifices that they and their families have made, and the changes they need.â

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$1 9 billion Capitol security supplemental bill is headed to House floor next week

By JENNIFER SHUTT, CHRIS MARQUETTE AND KATHERINE TULLY-MCMANUS | CQ-Roll Call | Published: May 14, 2021 WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) House Democrats released a $1.9 billion emergency spending measure Friday that would pay for bills stemming from the Jan. 6 insurrection and enhance Capitol Hill security in the coming months. The supplemental appropriations bill, expected on the House floor next week, might not have the Republican backing it needs to pass the Senate amid ongoing tension between Republicans and Democrats about the attack by pro-Trump rioters. In a statement, House Appropriations Chair Rosa DeLauro called it “imperative” to pass the measure quickly. “This emergency supplemental appropriation addresses the direct costs of the insurrection and strengthens Capitol security for the future,” said DeLauro, D-Conn. “It is also long overdue recognition of the work of the Capitol Police, the sacrifices that they and their families have made, and the chang

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