Did Rick Crawford vote the way they spoke on January 6 in January 2021?
Rick Crawford, U.S. Representative (R-AR-01) ·
*This* is the very reason we need a bipartisan commission on what happened last week so Americans can have honest information and be fully informed. With this report, it’s clear that Big Tech has more than a few answers to give and given their actions, accountability to many.
Voted Nay, 19 May 2021
Crawford said a week after January 6 that a bipartisan commission on the attack was needed. In May 2021 he voted against the bill creating a bipartisan commission.
Crawford posted a week after January 6 that a bipartisan commission on what happened was needed so Americans could be fully informed. He voted against H.R. 3233, the bill creating a bipartisan commission on the attack. In a January 2022 statement he said he had supported 'a real bi-partisan commission' and objected that Democrats blocked an amendment to extend the commission's inquiry to the 2017 shooting at a congressional baseball practice.
Said vs. voted · January 6
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Said one thing, voted another
What they said
- Date
- Where
- Post on his verified Twitter account (@RepRickCrawford).
How they voted
- Date
- Measure
- H.R. 3233, National Commission to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol Complex Act
- Question
- On Passage
- Vote
- Nay