HRES1360FEDERALIN_COMMITTEE

House Resolution Honoring Corey Comperatore

Original title: HRES 1360: House Resolution Honoring Corey Comperatore

July 15, 2024

congressional-resolution commemoration political-violence public-safety

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The Frame

What this does

This serves as an official congressional statement of record regarding the events in Butler, Pennsylvania, and establishes a formal legislative position condemning political violence.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Corey Comperatore's family

The resolution formally recognizes the death of their family member and his actions during the shooting.

What changed

Current stage: IN_COMMITTEE.

What's next

Floor Vote.

Background

Corey Comperatore was a spectator at a campaign rally for Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, when he was killed during an assassination attempt on the former President. context

Summary

This formally honors the life and service of Corey Comperatore, a former fire chief who died while protecting his family during the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt on former President Donald J. Trump. The measure also calls for the condemnation of political violence and the specific assassination attempt.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of H. Res. 1360?

The is intended to honor the life and service of Corey Comperatore and to formally condemn political violence.

Does this resolution provide funding or change laws?

No, this is a commemorative that expresses the sense of the House of Representatives; it does not appropriate funds or change existing statutes.

Why It Matters

This serves as an official congressional statement of record regarding the events in Butler, Pennsylvania, and establishes a formal legislative position condemning political violence.

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Bipartisan Sponsorship

The resolution was introduced by a Democrat (Moskowitz) and a Republican (Gaetz), indicating a bipartisan effort to address the event.

Jared Moskowitz Matt Gaetz

Connected Entities

personDonald J. Trump“Former President of the United States”Map →

organizationHouse of Representatives“Legislative body”Map →

locationButler Pennsylvania“Location of rally”Map →

organizationBuffalo Township Volunteer Fire Company“Fire company”Map →

organizationUnited States Government officials and politicians“Political figures”Map →

personCorey Comperatore“Former fire department chief”Map →

locationSarver, Pennsylvania“Location of fire company”Map →

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