Republican National Committee Files Suit Against House Jan. 6 Committee

The Republican National Committee filed suit Wednesday to stop one of its vendors from turning over records to the House select committee investigating the attack on the Capitol

WASHINGTON—The Republican National Committee filed suit Wednesday to stop one of its vendors from turning over records to the House select committee investigating theThe House panel, made up of seven Democrats and two Republicans who

have been critical of former President Donald Trump, had subpoenaed records related to the GOP’s fundraising and donor efforts from Salesforce . com Inc.—a commercial marketing platform the party used to manage communications with donors.

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