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minnesota dumbasses <blm@kicked.ass> wrote:

Rush has never been wrong before. I agree with everything he says. It looks like the leftists have been exposed again.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif., told reporters on Capitol Hill
following the committee's announcement that there was no issue
with witnesses in moving the hearing but "technical issues."

"It's just technical issues. I mean, we were, you know, the
staff putting together all the videos, you know, doing 1-2-3, It
was overwhelming, so we're trying to give them a little room,"
she said. "It's not a big deal."

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" earlier, she said "putting
together the video exhibits is an exhausting exercise for our
very small video staff ... it's just too much to put it all
together."

But when asked later if Lofgren's explanation of the hearing
postponement is accurate, a committee aide said "no."

The aide said the hearing has been "postponed to accommodate
scheduling demands."

Not long after the committee issued a statement saying, "The
postponement is due to a number of scheduling factors, including
production timeline and availability of members and witnesses."

The hearing's focus was to be then-President Donald Trump's
pressure campaign on the Justice Department to back his false
claims of election fraud.

Former acting Attorney General Jeff Rosen had accepted an
invitation from the Jan. 6 committee to appear at Wednesday's
hearing, alongside his then-deputy Richard Donoghue and one of
DOJ's former top attorneys Steve Engel, according to a letter
obtained by ABC News sent from Rosen's attorney to the committee.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/conflicting-explanations- wednesdays-jan-committee-hearing-abruptly-
postponed/story?id=85381712

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