Joe Biden’s pardons may not be enough to protect the people who investigated that fateful day.
Former members of the Jan. 6 Committee, who spent almost two years trying to prove that President Donald Trump incited an insurrection on that day in 2021, may be in for a jarring reality check within the coming weeks – despite their presidential pardons. House Republicans will establish a subcommittee that will, in the words of Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), “uncover the full truth that is owed to the American people” about events before, during, and after the massive demonstration in Washington, DC. One GOP representative says some of the original Jan. 6 committee members should expect to be subpoenaed.
While the first select committee investigating the Jan. 6 protest was formed within the scope of the House Oversight…
