Report Details How Cheney and Democrats Deleted Evidence, Hired Producers to Mislead Publi

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A new congressional report details how the now-defunct January 6th committee massaged the facts to push a chosen political narrative.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk along with the Committee on House Administration's Subcommittee on Oversight, which was investigating the behavior of Liz Cheney and Democrats, released the 81-page report on Tuesday. Among the allegations is that the January 6th committee deleted evidence and hired Hollywood producers to deliver a "predetermined narrative" instead of giving the public an unbiased, transparent accounting.

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The fact that members of the January 6th committee went out and spent taxpayer money to hire Hollywood producers to spice up their primetime hearings is a deeply negative indictment of their work. You don't need spectacle if the point of something is to produce a factual picture of what happened.

The evidence should have been allowed to speak for itself. Instead, Nancy Pelosi, Liz Cheney, and the rest of the committee decided to abuse their power for political gain. There was never any attempt to investigate January 6th within the scope of the House's actual jurisdiction, which would have demanded a heavy focus on the security failures that took place. Instead, it was decided that everything would revolve around Donald Trump and other Republicans so it would influence the next several election cycles.

Aside from the faux pomp and circumstance of the January 6th committee, Loudermilk's report also alleges that evidence was deleted. Specifically, over one hundred "deleted or password-protected files" were recovered. Further, some of the files were deleted days before Republicans gained control of the majority in early 2023 in an obvious attempt to cover up how dishonest the January 6th committee had been with some of its assertions.

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In response to Loudermilk's report, Cheney lashed out, once again drawing on emotion instead of addressing her behavior.

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