Trump shooting task force stresses bipartisanship after Butler site visit

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House lawmakers on the bipartisan task force investigating the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump are stressing the nonpartisan nature of their work and arguing the goal is to present information accurately, “not get it out quickly.”

“I just think getting to the truth is a slow process,” Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA), task force chairman, said during a press conference in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Monday. “And for us, none of us are looking at it as we have to get a quick answer. We’re looking at — we have to get the right answer.”

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