Issues / Government Accountability / Event · Jan 6 – Jan 6, 2026

January 6 Capitol Attack Anniversary

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DBennie G. ThompsonMS · HouseJan 6

Marked five-year anniversary of January 6 Capitol attack, condemning Trump's incitement and honoring law enforcement.

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DJoyce BeattyOH · HouseJan 6

Marked five-year anniversary of January 6 attack, condemning it as violent insurrection incited by Trump.

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Jan 6, 2026
- Statement
  DThompson MS
  
  Marked five-year anniversary of January 6 Capitol attack, condemning Trump's incitement and honoring law enforcement.
  
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- Statement
  DBeatty OH
  
  Marked five-year anniversary of January 6 attack, condemning it as violent insurrection incited by Trump.
  
  Release ↗

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