Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerGOP divided over expected Cheney ouster Kinzinger compares Republican Party to the Titanic Sunday shows preview: Coronavirus dominates as White House continues to push vaccination effort MORE (R-Ill.) on Monday said he warned House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin McCarthyGOP braces for wild week with momentous vote GOP divided over expected Cheney ouster McCarthy says he supports Stefanik for House GOP conference chair MORE (R-Calif.) that his words would lead to violence on Jan.

I told Kevin that his words and our party’s actions would lead to violence on January 6th,” Kinzinger wrote in a tweet.

6, McCarthy expressed support for conservatives’ efforts to challenge President BidenJoe BidenSanders: Reinstating SALT deduction 'sends a terrible, terrible message' GOP braces for wild week with momentous vote Shining a light on COINTELPRO's dangerous legacy MORE's Electoral College victory, telling The Hill, “I think it’s right that we have the debate.”.

Kinzinger, a vocal Trump critic, was one of the 10 GOP House members to vote to impeach former President TrumpDonald TrumpSanders: Reinstating SALT deduction 'sends a terrible, terrible message' GOP braces for wild week with momentous vote One quick asylum fix: How Garland can help domestic violence survivors MORE on a charge of inciting an insurrection following the events on Jan.

Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyGOP braces for wild week with momentous vote GOP divided over expected Cheney ouster McCarthy says he supports Stefanik for House GOP conference chair MORE (R-Wyo.) — who also voted to impeach Trump and has been vocal about her party's need to distance itself from the former president — from leadership.

“Liz Cheney is saying exactly what Kevin McCarthy said the day of the insurrection.

And a few weeks later, Kevin McCarthy changed to attacking other people,” Kinzinger said.