Posted on Mar 12, 2022
Congress orders plaque to honor police officers who defended Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021
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Congress has ordered the production and display of a plaque to honor the police officers who saved the US Capitol complex on January 6, 2021. The plaque was mandated as part of the sweeping, $1.5 trillion government funding law approved late Thursday by the Senate.
The legislation includes billions of dollars of aid for Ukraine and critical funding for the U.S. military, veterans hospitals, homeland security, federal courts, the FBI and nearly all functions of the federal government. But legislators also set aside one page of the 2,741 pages of legislation for the specific purpose of requiring a plaque honoring the police heroes from the U.S. Capitol riot.
The legislation includes billions of dollars of aid for Ukraine and critical funding for the U.S. military, veterans hospitals, homeland security, federal courts, the FBI and nearly all functions of the federal government. But legislators also set aside one page of the 2,741 pages of legislation for the specific purpose of requiring a plaque honoring the police heroes from the U.S. Capitol riot.
Congress orders plaque to honor police officers who defended Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021
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I also blame Washington d.c. National Guard Leadership because you have a 2 star general political hack adjutant General's major-general that was too afraid to deploy two companies National Guard military police which could have made a difference. Also, why wasn't the tall fence not put around Washington d.c.? Billionaire Steve Forbes mentioned this.
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