Rep. Liz Cheney says Jan. 6 panel will
reveal new info, recommend legislation
and penalties
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/21/2022 10:02:18 AM
Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming said the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol plans to reveal new details about that day and recommend legislation and criminal penalties for officials who failed to carry out their duties. Ms. Cheney, who is one of two Republicans on the nine-member panel, said their first priority is to issue recommendations, but the panel also will look to punish officials who didn’t do enough to reel in the attack. “We’re looking at things like do we need additional enhanced criminal penalties for the kind of supreme dereliction of duty that you saw with [President Donald] Trump
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Keep voting for the person with the (R), who then will stab you in the back. No dereliction of duty charges for Nancy Pelosi (D), who personally refused to increase Capitol Police staffing beyond that of any normal day despite huge crowds anticipated. No charges either for the agency folks who whipped up the crowd, planted fake bombs, and opened the doors so the "insurgents" could walk around inside and take selfies.