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A bipartisan group of young lawmakers with military or intelligence backgrounds has been in the forefront of the congressional response to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, and the cadre played a central
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell sent a note to his conference Wednesday refuting media press reports that have suggested he plans to support impeachment, but the Kentucky Republican left
The group represents swing districts and solidly Republican ones, although the political dynamics of their House seats could change as the congressional maps are redrawn this year after the 2020
The House Administration Committee will investigate in consultation with House and Senate leadership. Additionally, the Senate Homeland Security and Rules Committee announced a joint investigation.
But as CQ Roll Call’s Niels Lesniewski reports, there are a couple of reasons not to expect that to happen.
Marco Rubio and the Senate Republican Policy Committee under then-chairman South Dakota Republican John Thune, tweeted ahead of the votes.