“The government has a responsibility to serve the American people, not go after them.”
vowing to “hold the DOJ and FBI accountable for their longstanding political weaponization.” She also singled out the “IRS, HHS, NIH,” as other agencies the new panel intends to probe. “The American people have witnessed the corrupt DOJ and FBI fully weaponized against the Biden Administration’s political opponents as they conducted an unprecedented raid on President Trump’s home, illegally paid Twitter to suppress stories for political benefit, and continue to cover up for the Biden Crime Family,” she added.
“There are serious questions about how government agencies have gotten away with this for so long, and we will get to the bottom of how these corrupt agencies are being weaponized against everyday Americans. Accountability is coming, and House Republicans will deliver a government accountable to the people,” her statement concludes.House votes to establish special panels to investigate China, ‘weaponization’ of federal government It appears that Democrats will only have three seats on the weaponization committee, one of whom will be Rep. Jerry Nadler , the ranking member on the Judiciary Committee. The House established a panel on the coronavirus crisis in 2020, but under the new Republican House majority a new subcommittee on the COVID-19 pandemic will be formed to investigate the origins of the virus and the federal government’s role in funding gain of function research. McCarthy on Tuesday vowed that the members of the coronavirus panel will “finally get answers to the Covid origins and the federal government’s gain of function research that contributed to the pandemic.” He chose Rep. Brad Wenstrup to lead the select subcommittee and appointed Reps. Nicole Malliotakis , Mariannette Miller-Meeks , Debbie Lesko , Michael Cloud , John Joyce , Marjorie Taylor Greene , Ronny Jackson , and Rich McCormick as the GOP members. The weaponization subcommittee is filled with members of the House Freedom Caucus who refused to vote for McCarthy.Wenstrup, a physician by trade, and co-chair of the GOP Doctors Caucus, has repeatedly expressed concern that COVID-19 was the result of US-funded gain of function research that took place at a lab in Wuhan, China. He has introduced legislation thatfor violating the social media company’s policy on COVID-19 misinformation, was appointed to the panel by McCarthy after her staunch support of his speakership bid. Greene voted for McCarthy on all 15 ballots of the marathon process. The GOP firebrand is making a comeback on panels after the Democrat-run House stripped her of committee assignments in 2021 after social media posts she made endorsing conspiracy theories resurfaced. McCarthy vowed that Greene would have her privileges to serve on committees restored in a Republican-controlled House and last week he assigned Greene to the House Homeland Security and Oversight Committees as well. , according to a New York Times report on Monday. “I will always take care of her,” he added of his close bond with the Georgia representative now in her second term in Congress.
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