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uncovering what happened on January 6

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We’re learning more and more about Republicans meeting with the protesters who organized the Ja

We’re learning more and more about Republicans meeting with the protesters who organized the January 6 protests that turned into an attack on the Capitol. It’s disturbing, and only the tip of the iceberg. {NAME}, We’re learning more and more about Republicans meeting with the protesters who organized the January 6 protests that turned into an attack on the Capitol. It’s disturbing, and only the tip of the iceberg. Let me be clear: Any Member who had knowledge of or helped plan the January 6 attack on the Capitol needs to be immediately expelled from Congress. They cannot be trusted with the future of our democracy and country. [Tweet from David Cicilline demanding any member who helped the Jan. 6 insurrection be expelled]( These same Republicans who aided a domestic terrorist attack could be in control of Congress next year if they win big in the midterms. At this point, they’re confident about their chances to flip the House red and sweep any further investigation of the insurrection under the rug. We can’t let that happen. [We’re getting closer to our end-of-month goal to help keep the House blue. Will you pitch in before the deadline tomorrow at midnight?]( If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: [$5 →]( [$15 →]( [$25 →]( [$50 →]( [$100→]( [Other →]( Thank you, — David Cicilline --------------------------------------------------------------- [Facebook]( [Twitter]( Democrat David Cicilline proudly represents Rhode Island's 1st Congressional District. An advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, a leader on gun violence prevention, and a fighter for Rhode Island families — David is one of our fiercest legislators in Congress today. Our campaign is powered by supporters like you, and your grassroots support is critical to helping David's campaign for Rhode Island's 1st District. [DONATE »]( Email is an important way for us to keep supporters like you informed about critical issues and to build a winning grassroots campaign. But if you'd like to receive fewer emails, we understand. You can request to get only the most important emails [here]( or you can [unsubscribe](. Paid for by The Cicilline Committee The Cicilline Committee P.O. Box 9107 Providence, RI 02940 United States

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