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Today, Rep. Jason Crow spoke with Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy regarding the lead up to and subsequent events on the January 6 insurrection at the U.S Capitol. The call comes after Rep. Crow and Rep.
WASHINGTON - Today, Congressman Jason Crow (CO-06) joined by 107 members sent a letter to the Government Accountability Office demanding an investigation into the security failure in the January 6th attacks on the U.S. Capitol.
"It's no surprise that Donald Trump doesn't respect Democracy or our Constitution. We have known that for a long time now. The blame now falls squarely on his enablers. The men and women who allow him to commit his abuses. The men and women who so easily turn their backs on their country either out of fear, or in the gross pursuit of power.
WASHINGTON -- Representative Jason Crow (CO-06) took the oath of office today as the Representative of Colorado's 6th Congressional District. Crow joins the 117th Congress for his second term. He released the following statement.
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As the historic 116th Congress comes to a close, Congressman Jason Crow released his Report for the 116th Congress. Below please find key highlights from Congressman Crow's freshman term.
"I cast my vote today to override President Trump's veto thinking about my time as Private Crow when I was on the receiving end of decisions made in Congress. We have a sacred obligation to our men and women in uniform and their families to make sure they have the support they need.
"I called for $2,000 emergency payments since the beginning of this pandemic. I know what it's like to struggle paycheck to paycheck and not know where my next rent payment would come from. Americans are in crisis and they deserve leadership and support.
"The President supports this, the House supports this, and now it is time for the Senate to join us as well."
"To be clear, the President just vetoed the defense bill during a national security crisis because he wants to sue Twitter. Let's hope the Republicans who voted a few weeks ago for getting tough on China, giving troops a pay raise, and responding to cyber threats still think those are good ideas next week when we vote to override.