The House of Representatives has passed a resolution to create a panel to investigate the alleged "weaponization of the government" by federal law enforcement agencies under the Biden Administration. The move, which passed on a straight party-line vote of 221-211, has been met with both support and criticism.
Tuesday afternoon, the newly Republican-controlled House decided to establish a special committee to look into the "weaponization of the government" by federal law enforcement under the tenure of Democrat President Joe Biden.
This subcommittee would have the power to subpoena information typically only shared with the House Intelligence Committee.
The select subcommittee, as per the resolution (read below), would also have the authority to examine the federal government's participation in investigations concerning American citizens, including ongoing criminal cases. Additionally, it would have the power to investigate how federal agencies interact with private compan...
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