Rep Mo Brooks Now Refuses to Testify Before the 1/6 Committee, when before he agreed to do so

[ouch]

Well then, I say subpoena your ass and plop your sorry carcass behind bars when you turn that down also.

Brooks says that he will not testify before Jan. 6 Committee

On Monday it was reported that Senate candidate Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) was one of three members of Congress to be called to testify...

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“At one time, I would have voluntarily testified before the Nancy Pelosi Witch Hunt Committee provided the testimony was in public, the questioners were Congressmen, and the questions were limited to events related to Jan. 6," said Brooks. "But that time has long passed. I wouldn't help Nancy Pelosi and Liz Cheney cross the street--I'm definitely not going to help them and their partisan Witch Hunt Committee. I've already given numerous sworn affidavits and public statements about Jan. 6. At this moment in time, right before an Alabama U.S. Senate election, if they want to talk, they're gonna have to send me a subpoena, which I will fight.”

 

[Mr Person]

I represent criminals. No matter what you did, you deserve a fair shake. And none of us are free if you don't get it. It's not because I like crime or criminals. It's more because I stand for the constitution. I really do mean it when I say I want guilty persons free if it means innocent persons don't languish. In the same general box goes things like treating convicted criminals like human beings (you should agree even if you want to treat them like rats because they're supposed to re-enter society later).

What's Mo's excuse? He's not on about process. He likes the crime. He's just pissed it failed.

 

[Mycroft]

Well then, I say subpoena your ass and plop your sorry carcass behind bars when you turn that down also.

Brooks says that he will not testify before Jan. 6 Committee

On Monday it was reported that Senate candidate Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) was one of three members of Congress to be called to testify...

1819news.com

“At one time, I would have voluntarily testified before the Nancy Pelosi Witch Hunt Committee provided the testimony was in public, the questioners were Congressmen, and the questions were limited to events related to Jan. 6," said Brooks. "But that time has long passed. I wouldn't help Nancy Pelosi and Liz Cheney cross the street--I'm definitely not going to help them and their partisan Witch Hunt Committee. I've already given numerous sworn affidavits and public statements about Jan. 6. At this moment in time, right before an Alabama U.S. Senate election, if they want to talk, they're gonna have to send me a subpoena, which I will fight.”

He's making the right choice. Let's see if Nancy has the balls to subpoena a House Representative.

 

[Checkerboard Strangler]

Brooks can indeed be compelled to talk to them.

 

[ouch]

Let's see if Nancy has the balls to subpoena a House Representative.

I was under the impression that Rep. Bennie Thompson issued subpoenas from the 1/6 Committee. I do agree that balls are needed to issue Congress Critters subpoenas., asap.

 

[Mycroft]

I was under the impression that Rep. Bennie Thompson issued subpoenas from the 1/6 Committee. I do agree that balls are needed to issue Congress Critters subpoenas., asap.

Nancy controls everything.

 

[reflechissez]

Well then, I say subpoena your ass and plop your sorry carcass behind bars when you turn that down also.

Brooks says that he will not testify before Jan. 6 Committee

On Monday it was reported that Senate candidate Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) was one of three members of Congress to be called to testify...

1819news.com

“At one time, I would have voluntarily testified before the Nancy Pelosi Witch Hunt Committee provided the testimony was in public, the questioners were Congressmen, and the questions were limited to events related to Jan. 6," said Brooks. "But that time has long passed. I wouldn't help Nancy Pelosi and Liz Cheney cross the street--I'm definitely not going to help them and their partisan Witch Hunt Committee. I've already given numerous sworn affidavits and public statements about Jan. 6. At this moment in time, right before an Alabama U.S. Senate election, if they want to talk, they're gonna have to send me a subpoena, which I will fight.”

I doubt he would want to testify in public. He's just saying that because it's not in public,