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Watchdog group goes after Trump with criminal sedition complaint

President Donald Trump is still facing backlash for his incriminating Save America rally speech delivered shortly before his angry supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol. And now a non-partisan watchdog organization is also going after the embattled president. ] Now, according to Law & Crime, the non.

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Why The Capitol Hill Rampage Felt Like Déjà Vu

Why The Capitol Hill Rampage Felt Like Déjà Vu At Trump s inauguration in Washington, I saw first-hand how white nationalism was becoming uncaged. On January 6, it became a full-fledged movement. Sadiya Ansari Updated Photo by Yuri Gripas/ABACAPRESS.COM. The streets started to empty out as sunset descended on Washington after a raucous day of protests. As I descended the stairs of a subway station, a sea of red MAGA hats came into view. Panic roiled inside me. I told myself I was overreacting, and fought the impulse to climb back up the stairs. I wondered if I should talk to some of the people standing near me about what their day was like, why they’d shown up at the centre of American power and what they’d hoped to see. As a reporter, my impulse is often to have as many conversations as possible, but I was truly uncomfortable and deep down, worried about my safety. An eerie feeling coated me as I witnessed the result of U.S. President Donald Trump whip

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SC s Nancy Mace calls on Biden to stop effort to impeach Trump as Pelosi moves forward

SC s Nancy Mace calls on Biden to stop effort to impeach Trump as Pelosi moves forward Emily Bohatch, The State (Columbia, S.C.) Jan. 11 COLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina Republican U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace joined a handful of her House Republican colleagues over the weekend calling on President-elect Joe Biden to ask House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to abandon her efforts to impeach President Donald Trump for his role in Wednesday s riot at the U.S. Capitol. Mace, a freshman who represents the Palmetto State s coastal First District, signed onto a letter with six of her Republican colleagues that said the efforts to impeach the president were as unnecessary as it is inflammatory.

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The Great Betrayal: Trump Supporters Experience Sadness, Not Anger

The Great Betrayal: Trump Supporters Experience Sadness, Not Anger
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Capitol Shock: S Ga residents react to D C riots

Eric Howard Submitted PhotoSteveÂ Nichols, a talk radio host, said he doesn t understand how people were able to breach Capitol security so easily. Submitted PhotoJames LaPlant, Valdosta State University dean of the College of Humanities and Social Scient and professor of political science, said, everybody thinks conspiracy theories are fun like your crazy uncle that thinks we never went to the moon. (Wednesday) was not fun. It shows violence rampant from conspiracy thinking.â VALDOSTA â Dr. James LaPlant found what happened Jan. 6 at the Capitol shocking and appalling. LaPlant is the dean of the Valdosta State University College of Humanities and Social Sciences and a professor of political science.

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