Jason is also working to protect us at home and defend our democracy -- as shown by his leadership to bring accountability to those responsible for the January 6th terrorist attack.
Protect Americans at home, defend democracy, and pursue accountability for those responsible for the January 6 attack.
Occurrences
Evidence
Crow's official issue page says he serves on Armed Services and Intelligence and works to protect the U.S., defend democracy, and seek January 6 accountability.
Crow's office lists service on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and the House Armed Services Committee, including ranking member on Intelligence and Special Operations.
Proclamation 10887 commuted 14 January 6 sentences, pardoned other convicted January 6 offenders, ordered releases, and directed dismissal of pending related indictments.
Crow introduced the No Political Enemies Act to protect individuals and organizations from politically motivated federal harassment and prosecution, with speech and enforcement safeguards.
Crow launched the End Corruption Caucus and introduced a resolution denouncing corruption and policies benefiting special interests or corrupt politicians.
Crow helped introduce the DISCLOSE Act, aimed at donor transparency, foreign election spending limits, and stronger disclosure for political ads and outside groups.
Crow introduced the SHINE Act requiring timely disclosure of large contributions received shortly before elections to close the pop-up PAC loophole.
Crow introduced the Drain the Slush Fund Act to block taxpayer-funded settlement payments tied to presidential or vice-presidential claims, citing January 6 attackers and allies.
Congress.gov lists H.R.396 as introduced, referred to House Administration, and still at the Introduced status; CRS summary says it requires qualified blind trusts for congressional holdings.
Congress.gov identifies Rep. Jason Crow as an original cosponsor of H.R.396 on January 14, 2025.
Assessments
Crow took concrete same-term actions tied to the promise, including introducing or cosponsoring democracy, ethics, anti-corruption, political-harassment, disclosure, and January 6 accountability-related legislation. However, the evidence shows these measures were introduced or supported, not enacted or otherwise completed, and the January 6 accountability component was materially undercut by 2025 presidential pardons and commutations. Because he made serious legislative efforts but did not deliver the promised outcome, this is best scored as not fulfilled with an effort badge.