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Before sunrise Saturday, workers quietly installed a plaque at the West Front of the U.S. Capitol honoring the officers who defended the building during the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. There was no ceremony or unveiling. More than five years after the attack, the plaque’s installation concludes a dispute... show more

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I was shocked to find out today that the plaque honoring the officers who protected the U.S. Capitol, the Senators , the House members, and our staffs, on January 6, 2021 is sitting neglected in a back room. This plaque was ordered by a law we passed in 2022. The failure to display it as required in the 2022 law is an egregious insult to all those who defended the Capitol, all of those who were injured, defending the Capitol, and the five officers who died as a consequence of the attack on the Capitol. I'm working with my colleague from North Carolina, Thom Tillis, to introduce a bipartisan resolution to put this plaque up in the Senate wing of the Capitol until we can get full agreement from the House to display it as the 2022 law requires.

I was shocked to find out today that the plaque honoring the officers who protected the U.S. Capitol, the Senators , the House members, and our staffs, on January 6, 2021 is sitting neglected in a back room. This plaque was ordered by a law we passed in 2022. The failure to display it as required in the 2022 law is an egregious insult to all those who defended the Capitol, all of those who were injured, defending the Capitol, and the five officers who died as a consequence of the attack on the Capitol. I'm working with my colleague from North Carolina, Thom Tillis, to introduce a bipartisan resolution to put this plaque up in the Senate wing of the Capitol until we can get full agreement from the House to display it as the 2022 law requires.

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This past week marked five years since the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. However, years of political back-and-forth over a plaque honoring the first responders who protected the building from a pro-Trump mob that day has delayed its installation. On Thursday, the Senate unanimously agreed to display the plaque temporarily until a permanent location on Capitol Hill is determined.

This past week marked five years since the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. However, years of political back-and-forth over a plaque honoring the first responders who protected the building from a pro-Trump mob that day has delayed its installation. On Thursday, the Senate unanimously agreed to display the plaque temporarily until a permanent location on Capitol Hill is determined.

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Five years ago, Sarah Matthews was working in the Trump White House. January 6 horrified her so much that she resigned. She looks back on that horrible day and Speaker Johnson’s refusal to honor the officers who defended the Capitol.

Five years ago, Sarah Matthews was working in the Trump White House. January 6 horrified her so much that she resigned. She looks back on that horrible day and Speaker Johnson’s refusal to honor the officers who defended the Capitol.

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Speaker Johnson still refuses to hang a plaque, mandated by law, to honor the officers who defended the Capitol from the violent mob on January 6. Yet Trump’s DOJ is handing millions to the family of a January 6 rioter. Rep. Jamie Raskin: “The Speaker’s stubborn refusal to respect the law here is craven submission to Donald Trump.”

Speaker Johnson still refuses to hang a plaque, mandated by law, to honor the officers who defended the Capitol from the violent mob on January 6. Yet Trump’s DOJ is handing millions to the family of a January 6 rioter. Rep. Jamie Raskin: “The Speaker’s stubborn refusal to respect the law here is craven submission to Donald Trump.”

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The plaque honoring the heroes of January 6 is finished, but the GOP refuses to hang it in the Capitol. Not one Republican has offered a reason why. If they can’t respect the officers who defended our democracy, the very least they can do is respect the law.

The plaque honoring the heroes of January 6 is finished, but the GOP refuses to hang it in the Capitol. Not one Republican has offered a reason why. If they can’t respect the officers who defended our democracy, the very least they can do is respect the law.

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Julie Kelly: Today Every Single Republican Senator Voted In Favor Of Hanging A Plaque In The US Capitol To Honor Law Enforcement Who Defended The Building On January 6th, 2021 Julie Kelly 🇺🇸

Julie Kelly: Today Every Single Republican Senator Voted In Favor Of Hanging A Plaque In The US Capitol To Honor Law Enforcement Who Defended The Building On January 6th, 2021 Julie Kelly 🇺🇸

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Republicans on the rules committee vote down an amendment the would require the speaker to hang a plaque honoring Capitol police officers who protected members on January 6th which is already required by law.

Republicans on the rules committee vote down an amendment the would require the speaker to hang a plaque honoring Capitol police officers who protected members on January 6th which is already required by law.

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Today marks 5 years since the attack on our Capitol on January 6. There have been a lot of efforts to rewrite history, but I was there that day. The building that represents American democracy was attacked by a violent mob, incited by President Trump, with the goal of preventing the certification of the 2020 election. Five U.S. Capitol and DC Metropolitan police officers lost their lives as a result of January 6, by heart attack and by suicide. Today, I stopped by U.S. Capitol Police headquarters to thank them for their service five years ago. As I stood in their operations center, it was surreal and sobering: on the big screens behind them were TV stations replaying footage of the attack five years ago, side by side with a live coverage of a protest today on the National Mall, led by Proud Boys who had been found guilty of violence on January 6th, and pardoned this year by Trump. And on yet other screens, reports of how the White House was trying to claim that January 6th was "a hoax." Despite everything they face, the Capitol Police continue to protect lawmakers and our Capitol, including providing me with 24/7 security for the past month after a raft of new threats over the past few weeks. We owe the Capitol Police a debt of gratitude for what they sacrificed for democracy back in January 6, 2021, and for their loss of life. And we certainly owe it to them, on this anniversary, to tell the true story of what happened for the history books.

Today marks 5 years since the attack on our Capitol on January 6. There have been a lot of efforts to rewrite history, but I was there that day. The building that represents American democracy was attacked by a violent mob, incited by President Trump, with the goal of preventing the certification of the 2020 election. Five U.S. Capitol and DC Metropolitan police officers lost their lives as a result of January 6, by heart attack and by suicide. Today, I stopped by U.S. Capitol Police headquarters to thank them for their service five years ago. As I stood in their operations center, it was surreal and sobering: on the big screens behind them were TV stations replaying footage of the attack five years ago, side by side with a live coverage of a protest today on the National Mall, led by Proud Boys who had been found guilty of violence on January 6th, and pardoned this year by Trump. And on yet other screens, reports of how the White House was trying to claim that January 6th was "a hoax." Despite everything they face, the Capitol Police continue to protect lawmakers and our Capitol, including providing me with 24/7 security for the past month after a raft of new threats over the past few weeks. We owe the Capitol Police a debt of gratitude for what they sacrificed for democracy back in January 6, 2021, and for their loss of life. And we certainly owe it to them, on this anniversary, to tell the true story of what happened for the history books.

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This should be a bigger story. It took years of fighting just to get this plaque honoring the officers who defended the Capitol on January 6th up on the wall. And when it finally went up, Mike Johnson hid it in the basement. These brave officers were beaten, gassed, and attacked by a mob trying to overturn a free and fair election. They were promised a plaque that would honor them in a place the public could see. And after years of waiting, this is what they got: a plaque installed in the middle of the night in a location the public can’t even access.

This should be a bigger story. It took years of fighting just to get this plaque honoring the officers who defended the Capitol on January 6th up on the wall. And when it finally went up, Mike Johnson hid it in the basement. These brave officers were beaten, gassed, and attacked by a mob trying to overturn a free and fair election. They were promised a plaque that would honor them in a place the public could see. And after years of waiting, this is what they got: a plaque installed in the middle of the night in a location the public can’t even access.

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Proud Boy Dominic Pezzola, who smashed a Capitol window with a police shield during the Jan. 6 riot, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Michael Sparks, who was the first rioter to enter the US Capitol during the January 6, 2021, attack on Congress by Donald Trump supporters was sentenced to 53 months in prison.

Proud Boy Dominic Pezzola, who smashed a Capitol window with a police shield during the Jan. 6 riot, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Michael Sparks, who was the first rioter to enter the US Capitol during the January 6, 2021, attack on Congress by Donald Trump supporters was sentenced to 53 months in prison.

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For months, Speaker Johnson refused to hang the Jan. 6th plaque honoring law enforcement. Then he placed it in a basement corner of the Capitol where it will rarely be seen. The brave officers, many from Northern Virginia, who defended the Capitol against the insurrection deserve better. This plaque belongs where everyone can see it.

For months, Speaker Johnson refused to hang the Jan. 6th plaque honoring law enforcement. Then he placed it in a basement corner of the Capitol where it will rarely be seen. The brave officers, many from Northern Virginia, who defended the Capitol against the insurrection deserve better. This plaque belongs where everyone can see it.

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Former U.S. Capitol Sgt. Gonell: This is a reminder for the audience, not for me because I have the scars and injuries to remind me every single day. These are shards from the tunnel entrance of the Capitol, where I defended on January 6. Maybe you can show it to Speaker Johnson, because last week he was hosting the guy who sent the mob that tore down some of the doors at the Capitol where I almost died. Instead of receiving the officers of January 6 who defended them with that type of welcome, Republicans embrace Donald Trump

Former U.S. Capitol Sgt. Gonell: This is a reminder for the audience, not for me because I have the scars and injuries to remind me every single day. These are shards from the tunnel entrance of the Capitol, where I defended on January 6. Maybe you can show it to Speaker Johnson, because last week he was hosting the guy who sent the mob that tore down some of the doors at the Capitol where I almost died. Instead of receiving the officers of January 6 who defended them with that type of welcome, Republicans embrace Donald Trump

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In the three years since the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, nearly 1,200 people have been charged with being part of the riot. More than half have either been convicted or pleaded guilty — while the pain of officers who defended the Capitol that day and their families is still raw.

In the three years since the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, nearly 1,200 people have been charged with being part of the riot. More than half have either been convicted or pleaded guilty — while the pain of officers who defended the Capitol that day and their families is still raw.

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On the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, the official plaque honoring the police who defended democracy that day is nowhere to be found. Republicans are refusing to install it, even though Congress passed a law requiring it. You can bet this decision to break the law is about appeasing Trump and erasing the truth.

On the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, the official plaque honoring the police who defended democracy that day is nowhere to be found. Republicans are refusing to install it, even though Congress passed a law requiring it. You can bet this decision to break the law is about appeasing Trump and erasing the truth.

Christopher Webb

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