Most House Democrats reject resolution honoring police amid growing officer attack concerns

A divided group of House Democrats split over a resolution honoring police, as 173 lawmakers voted against it despite rising attacks on officers last year, while only 29 supported the measure. The GOP-authored bill aimed to pay tribute to law enforcement but faced opposition from some Democrats who were concerned about potential partisan implications. The vote highlights the growing tension within the Democratic Party over how to address the increasing number of assaults on police officers. The outcome may signal a larger rift between progressive and moderate Democrats.