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underthematrix

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6. I have two comments

Reply to SoCalDavidS (Original post)

Thu Jul 22, 2021, 01:24 AM

Jul 2021

First, show a little respect for the Speaker of the House. Second, there is no commission. The senate voted it down. Instead, there's a HOUSE Select Committee on the January 6th Insurrection. Only House members can sit on a House committee.

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Could Nancy Ask A Senator To Be On Commission? [View all] SoCalDavidS Jul 2021 OP

Great question... Enter stage left Jul 2021 #1

OK, That's Fine SoCalDavidS Jul 2021 #3

She COULD ask ANYONE; elleng Jul 2021 #2

I don't think she can ask anyone under House Resolution 503 bottomofthehill Jul 2021 #12

I thought this was a select committee of the US House of Representatives MerryHolidays Jul 2021 #4

That's my understanding as well -- only sitting members of the House are permitted on the committee... Journeyman Jul 2021 #5

I have two comments underthematrix Jul 2021 #6

"Show a little respect for the Speaker"?? What does that mean? Scrivener7 Jul 2021 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author CentralMass Jul 2021 #7

It's a House Select Committee, formed by an Organizing Resolution passed by the House... RockRaven Jul 2021 #9

It has to be house members. They CAN hire staff, which could include... . Bucky Jul 2021 #10

House Resolution 503 says Members ( it does not designate members of the House or Senate) bottomofthehill Jul 2021 #11