A group of lawmakers probing the attempted assassination of Donald Trump pledged bipartisanship and tough questions after visiting the site of the shooting that injured the former president and killed one bystander.
Task force members visited local officials in Butler, Pa., on Monday to study the location of the July 13 shooting at a campaign rally for Trump, the GOP nominee for president. The visit is the first major action for the bipartisan group, which the House established last month to examine security lapses that led to the assassination attempt. The lawmakers have also sought records from federal agencies.
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