Thursday, July 29, 2021

This Is What Pelosi Doesn't Want America to Know About Security Breakdown on January 6

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues to use the breach of the U.S. Capitol on January 6 as a political weapon against the Republican Party.

Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks, who was kicked off of the January 6th commission by Pelosi last week, is giving voice to Capitol Police Officers who want to adequately protect members of Congress in the future by thoroughly investigating past failures.

"The police response to January 6th represents a disastrous collapse of leadership that was not simply an aberration confirmed to one day. It was months and years in the making. To fully understand why our officers felt so abandoned, requires an understanding of how they came to be left uninformed and lacking in defenses when it mattered most - when an attack on the U.S. Capitol was fully realized," United States Capitol Police Labor Committee Chairman Gus Papathanasiou released in a statement and highlighted by Banks.

"Most importantly, we arrived at that position of vulnerability because the voices of the rank-and-file-officers had been ignored for years. There was no collaboration from Capitol Police leaders with the frontline officer, instead it was a top-down approach that left a void of information and planning. As an officer working that day, I can attest, there was NO plan, and certainly no contingency plans by the Chiefs. That lack of leadership had traffic consequences."

Here's the story they didn't want told: The Capitol Police Union Chairman Gus Papathanasiou blames 1/6 on a "Disastrous collapse of leadership" that was "Months and years in the making" because "The voices of the rank-and-file-officers had been ignored for years." pic.

Pelosi handpicked Republicans who would carefully read her script.

Pelosi Republicans want Democrats to remain in control.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2021/07/29/banks-this-is-what-pelosi-doesnt-want-america-to-know-about-january-6-n2593281 

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