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Another January 6th Bombshell
Just the News reported Wednesday that the Pentagon very first raised the possibility of sending out National Guard soldiers to the Capitol 4 days prior to the Jan. 6 riot, mentioning federal government memos that confirm former Trump administration authorities’ long-held claims about their efforts to supply additional security.
The Capitol Police turned down the deployment of soldiers, according to the federal government files. Right after, nevertheless, then- Chief Steven Sund decided he wanted the soldiers after all but was denied by the House and Senate sergeants at arms.
As speaker of the House, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) ultimately supervises the U.S. Capitol, including of the House sergeant at arms.
Trump had actually signed an order on Jan. 4 to release 20,000 Guardsmen to prevent any violence if requested by Congress, which declined to make the request.
On Tuesday, Just the News revealed that Capitol Police had actually put together a secret after-action evaluation months after the Jan. 6 riot that determined sweeping intelligence and security failures by the department, from the postponed release of specialized civil disruption systems to the dismantling of an intelligence system that kept an eye on social networks for threats.
The June 4, 2021, report recognized 53 points of failure requiring restorative action, painting a more nuanced narrative of what triggered the Capitol breach than what the Jan. 6 committee attempted to depict.
“It’s frustrating that the mainstream media will use this opportunity to go after President Trump,” Rep. Rodney Davis (R-Ill.), ranking member on the House Administration Committee, told the “Just the News, Not Noise” television show this week. “President Trump is not to blame for what happened on Jan. 6. It’s those who broke the law that are to blame.”
Davis likewise scolded Pelosi, the Jan. 6 committee, and Democrats in Congress more broadly for not resolving a few of the important Capitol security failures and focusing nearly specifically on Trump and his claims about the 2020 election.
“Look, I will tell you, I don’t think we’re in a better security posture than we were leading up to January 6th,” said Davis.
Republicans recently launched a counteroffensive created to expose the Jan. 6 probe as “unconstitutional and illegitimate” and highlight the Democrat leadership’s failures in protecting the Capitol.
Fewer Americans now believe Trump was generally or entirely responsible for the Jan. 6 riot than did in the days immediately following the Capitol breach, according to recent polling.
The frustratingly halting unraveling of the Jan. 6 story might show to be yet another example in a long series of stories at first welcomed uncritically by facility media and political elites just to collapse in time under examination– with each succeeding exposing additional deteriorating public rely on traditional political and journalistic organizations.
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Just the News reported Wednesday that the Pentagon very first raised the possibility of sending out National Guard soldiers to the Capitol 4 days prior to the Jan. 6 riot, mentioning federal government memos that confirm former Trump administration authorities’ long-held claims about their efforts to supply additional security.
The Capitol Police turned down the deployment of soldiers, according to the federal government files. Right after, nevertheless, then- Chief Steven Sund decided he wanted the soldiers after all but was denied by the House and Senate sergeants at arms.
As speaker of the House, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) ultimately supervises the U.S. Capitol, including of the House sergeant at arms.
Trump had actually signed an order on Jan. 4 to release 20,000 Guardsmen to prevent any violence if requested by Congress, which declined to make the request.
On Tuesday, Just the News revealed that Capitol Police had actually put together a secret after-action evaluation months after the Jan. 6 riot that determined sweeping intelligence and security failures by the department, from the postponed release of specialized civil disruption systems to the dismantling of an intelligence system that kept an eye on social networks for threats.
The June 4, 2021, report recognized 53 points of failure requiring restorative action, painting a more nuanced narrative of what triggered the Capitol breach than what the Jan. 6 committee attempted to depict.
“It’s frustrating that the mainstream media will use this opportunity to go after President Trump,” Rep. Rodney Davis (R-Ill.), ranking member on the House Administration Committee, told the “Just the News, Not Noise” television show this week. “President Trump is not to blame for what happened on Jan. 6. It’s those who broke the law that are to blame.”
Davis likewise scolded Pelosi, the Jan. 6 committee, and Democrats in Congress more broadly for not resolving a few of the important Capitol security failures and focusing nearly specifically on Trump and his claims about the 2020 election.
“Look, I will tell you, I don’t think we’re in a better security posture than we were leading up to January 6th,” said Davis.
Republicans recently launched a counteroffensive created to expose the Jan. 6 probe as “unconstitutional and illegitimate” and highlight the Democrat leadership’s failures in protecting the Capitol.
Fewer Americans now believe Trump was generally or entirely responsible for the Jan. 6 riot than did in the days immediately following the Capitol breach, according to recent polling.
The frustratingly halting unraveling of the Jan. 6 story might show to be yet another example in a long series of stories at first welcomed uncritically by facility media and political elites just to collapse in time under examination– with each succeeding exposing additional deteriorating public rely on traditional political and journalistic organizations.
https://patriotunitednews.com/another-january...source=BS3
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