
Support for Jan. 6 Capitol riot probe slips after cops’ emotional testimony: poll
NY Post
An emotional hearing this week in which police officers attacked in the Capitol riot testified before a House select committee investigating the events of Jan. 6 turned more Americans against the need for the probe, according to a Morning Consult poll.
Among voters of all parties, 53 percent supported the investigation, down from 66 percent in the survey in June and 58 percent just a week ago. Four out of five Democrats were in favor, while only a quarter of Republicans were, along with half of independents. Only 49 percent of those polled said they had watched all or even part of the committee hearing that dominated the news cycle on Tuesday.More Related News

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