I think when Mikie Sherrill and colleagues raised these concerns at the beginning, I think it sent a chill down the collective spine of the nation, with the idea that some members of Congress might knowing have abetted people who are participating in the January 6th events, in trying to hunt down individual members of Congress and menace more effectively.
Lofgren discusses the implications of concerns raised by Mikie Sherrill regarding members of Congress potentially aiding the January 6th rioters.
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