The sham investigation of Jan. 6 events

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Meadows hits back after Jan. 6 committee recommends criminal charges: ‘Let’s be clear…this is about Trump’
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Seven Democrats and two Republicans who might as well be Democrats, Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL), are conducting what many contend is a sham investigation of the Jan. 6 riot that already has a predetermined outcome. They unanimously voted to hold Meadows in contempt of Congress. The Rules Committee will vote on it Tuesday, then a vote by the full House on the measure could follow right behind it.

“There’s a very high probability that they will refer me for criminal contempt to DOJ,” Meadows concluded. He then posited that the investigation is political in nature and “is not based on a legislative purpose.”
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This investigation is as bogus as the previous impeachment attempts.  It is just another attempt to make political attacks on Trump.  It is as bogus as the Russian collusion hoax. 

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Please Democrats, Keep Up Your Lunatic Jan. 6 Obsession

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