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Village View: Dean s book about son s recovery is enlightening

“Profiles in Courage” will need to add two new names to the JFK list: U.S. Representative Madeleine Dean, District 4, and her son Harry Cunnane, who just published a memoir, “Under Our Roof: A Son’s Battle for Recovery, a Mother’s Battle for Her Son.” You have all seen Congresswoman Dean on television many times, in her capacity as a member of the Impeachment Trial manager team; as a member of the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. And as a brave outspoken female member of Congress and vice chair of the Bipartisan Women’s Caucus. Andrea Mitchell and other hosts on MSNBC and CNN love to feature her on their programs.

Rep Madeleine Dean s profile rises amid Senate buzz | Nation/World

Pennsylvania Rep. Madeleine Dean’s recent stint in the national spotlight as one of nine House impeachment managers has fueled more speculation that she could one day return to the Senate

Dems buzz about breakout stars of Trump s impeachment

Dems buzz about breakout stars of Trump’s impeachment POLITICO 2/15/2021 By Holly Otterbein © congress.gov via Getty Images Rep. Joe Neguse, who is an attorney and the youngest impeachment manager, won acclaim for his compelling and high-minded arguments. The Democratic House members who prosecuted the case against former President Donald Trump last week say they’ve been laser-focused on his trial. But as their speeches were being piped into Americans’ homes 24-7, they also elevated their national profiles in some cases, generating considerable buzz about their prospects for higher office. Rep. Madeleine Dean is being talked about as a potential candidate for the open Senate seat in Pennsylvania in 2022, a top priority for the party. Democratic strategists are speculating that Rep. Joaquin Castro, relatively well-known before the impeachment trial, further distinguished himself as an impeachment manager, advancing talk of a statewide bid in Texas

What it was like to be evacuated from the Capitol

Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images The usually uneventful counting of Electoral College votes devolved into a bloody and chaotic scene on Capitol Hill on Wednesday afternoon as pro-Trump protesters broke into the hallways and chambers of Congress. Capitol Police officers evacuated lawmakers, reporters, and congressional staffers as the violent protesters disrupted the vote tally. Vice President Mike Pence was swiftly whisked away. Sen. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois told CBS that a quick-thinking Senate aide grabbed the Electoral College vote certificates before they fled. Hill staffers, lawmakers, and reporters recounted the scary experience of the evacuation and the close brush with danger that the rest of the US and the world followed via C-SPAN and social media.

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