Ok - maybe it’s just me, but the Republican objection to the Jan 6 committee is just as silly as their objection to proxy voting in the House. Any idea what their specific objection to the Jan 6 committee is and why would they claim that it wasn’t constituted properly? Please correct me if I am wrong, but my understanding is that as long as they can articulate some legislative purpose, Congress can investigate just about anything it wants, and can subpoena documents or testimony in the course of that investigation. What is the basis of the republican objection?
Ok - maybe it’s just me, but the Republican objection to the Jan 6 committee is just as silly as their objection to proxy voting in the House. Any idea what their specific objection to the Jan 6 committee is and why would they claim that it wasn’t constituted properly? Please correct me if I am wrong, but my understanding is that as long as they can articulate some legislative purpose, Congress can investigate just about anything it wants, and can subpoena documents or testimony in the course of that investigation. What is the basis of the republican objection?