Ohio senators split in their impeachment votes despite both condemning Trump s actions
Ohioâs two senators, Rob Portman (R-OH) and Sherrod Brown (D-OH), were split in their decisions regarding former President Donald Trumpâs impeachment Saturday, with Portman voting to acquit and Brown voting to convict.
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WASHINGTON â Ohioâs two senators, Rob Portman (R-OH) and Sherrod Brown (D-OH), were split in their decisions regarding former President Donald Trumpâs impeachment Saturday, with Portman voting to acquit and Brown voting to convict.
Trump was acquitted by the U.S. Senate on Saturday on an article of impeachment that he incited the deadly Capitol insurrection on Jan. 6.
The Antifragile Show – Ep. 16 Trump Impeachment Trial & The Great Reset – February 14, 2021
On this week’s new episode of The Antifragile Show with Isaiah, the show opens up with recent story coming out of New York City where a group of Black Lives Matter protesters and authorities were involved and the host Isaiah goes over the Lincoln Project’s loss in funding.
With former United States president Donald J. Trump not being impeached, the show discusses the outcome and expressing how there was not ever a feeling that Donald Trump was going to be found guilty of the allegations he was facing. Further discussing the trial, Isaiah goes over the sources of video evidence being ANTIFA related when on the topic of the Capital Riots and the show backs up the words made by Donald Trump due to him being protected under the freedom of speech.
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Capitol Riots: Pentagon Smacked Down National Guard
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A D.C. National Guard general said officials at the Pentagon curtailed his agency ahead of the capital riots
After receiving criticism for its forceful response to racial justice protests, the Department of Defence was worried about its image
The Capitol Police failed to request assistance ahead of time
A commander of Washington, D.C.’s national guard contingent says the Pentagon crippled his ability to respond to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. In an interview with The Washington Post, Maj. Gen. William Walker said the Department of Defense restricted his agency to intervene in emergencies ahead of the event.