Republicans plan to shut down the Jan 6 committee and harass Democrats with subpoenas

Addressing correspondents half a month prior, Florida GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz implied to columnists that assuming Republicans take power later the following political decision, they will even out summons and holding hearings to "find the solutions to these inquiries" they need from Democrats.

In an opinion piece for MSNBC this Monday, Steve Benen fights that plainly

Conservatives intend to end the examination concerning the Jan. 6 Capitol revolt on the off chance that they take power – which is one explanation the bipartisan board is hustling to accumulate proof at this point.
Refering to an Axios report from recently, Benen calls attention to that once issue Republicans intend to pound Democrats over are the "questionable worries" that the NSA kept an eye on Fox News' Tucker Carlson and "the Justice Department's endeavors to shield instructors from fierce dangers."

"The party has a sad history
In this space recollect when then, at that point Rep. Dan Burton shot a melon in his back yard in quest for hostile to Clinton paranoid fears? – and on the off chance that electors allow Republicans an opportunity, the GOP appears to be anxious to exacerbate the situation," Benen composes.