Los Angeles Times Article RatingIntel shows extremists to attend Capitol rally
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- Policy Leaning
-48% Medium Left
- Politician Portrayal
2% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
54% : The FBI had asked Nike for information about the shoes and sought to analyze information from purchasers, according to law enforcement documents obtained by AP.53% : Washington's Metropolitan Police Department will activate its entire force for that day and has put specialized riot officers on standby, law enforcement officials said.
45% : But they were not found by law enforcement until the next day, shortly before thousands of pro-Donald Trump rioters stormed into the Capitol.
37% : The deadly riot overwhelmed the police force that was left badly prepared by intelligence failures and has resulted in internal reviews about why law enforcement agencies weren't better equipped.
36% : Still, law enforcement officials are increasingly concerned about the rally and the potential for violence.
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