A bipartisan commission to investigate the attacks of January 6 should not be controversial.
— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) May 26, 2021
Makes you wonder... pic.twitter.com/dpTGjerOnA
In remarks on the Senate floor, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer slammed Republicans who voted against the commission, arguing this "has made it official" that Trump's "big lie has now fully enveloped the Republican Party."https://t.co/HEaSgzvKRq
— The Week (@TheWeek) May 28, 2021
.@SpeakerPelosi reacts to the failed 1/6 commission vote in the Senate, saying it "brings shame" to the body.
— Rebecca Kaplan (@RebeccaRKaplan) May 28, 2021
What comes next? A bipartisan commission had been hear clear preference, but she hasn't ruled out creating a select committee to investigate. pic.twitter.com/k0fHPz3Tv4
Schumer on Jan 6 commission: "I reserve the right to force the Senate to vote on the bill again at the appropriate time."
— Andrew Solender (@AndrewSolender) May 28, 2021
Dems have "seen the limits of bipartisanship and the resurgence of Republican obstructionism" & "will not wait for months... to pass meaningful legislation." pic.twitter.com/MEXxXTcAGq
Manchin said yesterday that he remains opposed to eliminating the filibuster. https://t.co/D9YLMnjpMa
— Grace Segers (@Grace_Segers) May 28, 2021
BREAKING: House votes to pass measure creating an independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. https://t.co/xA8xwVCmY9 pic.twitter.com/6sP2jETYj8
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) May 19, 2021
Both Democrats and Republicans have made claims about the history of the filibuster this week. Historians and fact-checkers say that the filibuster was not created to protect slavery or segregation, but it has been widely used to suppress civil rights. https://t.co/0L6mqKEpdi
— Twitter Moments (@TwitterMoments) March 26, 2021
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