WND 1/9/2023
Investigating the long list of attacks on conservativesBack in the day when Nancy Pelosi was speaker of the House, she demanded a committee to "investigate" the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol, where hundreds broke into the building and mostly caused some vandalism.
But Pelosi refused to allow Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, on that committee.
She claimed that "statements made and actions taken" by Jordan, a supporter of President Trump, would undermine the "integrity" of her agenda.
Her investigation, of course, focused solely on issues for which Democrats could try to blame Trump, and never even reviewed her own culpability for the riot, as she was at least partly managerial responsible for the security of the Capitol, and she refused Trump's offer of additional troops to protect it.
Now Jordan, a part of the new GOP majority in the House, will be given wide discretion in what he now wants to investigate.
A report at the Post Millennial said Jordan will head up a special investigative panel to review the weaponization of the government, especially to include its attacks on President Trump.
More:
https://www.wnd.com/2023/01/look-heading-investigation-dems-weaponization-government/
