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investigation, the lack of police investigation in the clear failure of intelligence was barely mentioned. why don t the democrats want to get to the truth? why don t they want to answer the fundamental question, which is, why wasn t there a better security posture on that day? the then chief of the capitol hill police, stephen sundar, says he did make a request for national guard help three days before, but this was turned down because of optics . he said the then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who had previously criticised the use of what she called national guard storm troopers, she didn t want to see them deployed on capitol hill. the republican party refused to participate in the committee, dismissing it as a political cover up and hatchetjob. political cover up and hatchet job. it political cover up and hatchetjob. it has permanently damaged the house and divided this country. and let s be honest, it is a smoke screen for democrats to push their radical agenda. democrats to