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WASHINGTON Making his first public speech since leaving office, ex-President Donald Trump on Sunday targeted for defeat leading Trump critic Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., and Republicans who voted to impeach Trump or convict him after his Senate trial.
“Get rid of them all,” said Trump before an adoring crowd at the Conservative Political Action Conference meeting in Orlando.
Trump read off the names of the 10 House members, including Kinzinger, who voted to impeach him a second time plus senators who voted to convict him, including Mitt Romney of Utah and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
Kinzinger, leading the charge to erode the influence of Trump in the Republican Party, was asked about Trump’s comments when speaking to a small group of reporters after the Orlando speech.
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Biden Invokes Nazi Propagandist Joseph Goebbels as He Condemns Cruz, Hawley as ‘Part of the Big Lie’ of Trump’s Election Fraud Conspiracies
By Reed RichardsonJan 8th, 2021, 7:40 pm
Ted Cruz (TX) and
Josh Hawley (MO) for being “part of the big lie” that is
Donald Trump’s disinformation campaign to delegitimize the results of the 2020 election, invoking the propaganda tactics of Nazi
Joseph Goebbels in his answer.
During a press conference on Friday afternoon, Biden was asked about Cruz and Hawley, who were on the forefront of pushing alleged concerns about widespread election fraud, of which there is no evidence to support. Both senators also joined in the effort to object to the Electoral College results certifying Biden’s victory. That political stunt was interrupted when violent, pro-Trump rioters stormed the Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, resulting in five deaths, including one Capitol Police officer.
President Trump s proposed $2,000 stimulus checks all but dead as GOP Senate refuses aid Updated: 2:52 AM CST Dec 31, 2020 By LISA MASCARO, AP Congressional Correspondent
President Trump s proposed $2,000 stimulus checks all but dead as GOP Senate refuses aid Share Updated: 2:52 AM CST Dec 31, 2020
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Show Transcript today, I am telling Donald Trump, Don t just talk about it. Act thes. Senate Republicans have followed you through thick and thin. Get them now toe act and support the $2000 checks. I will be on the floor of the Senate tomorrow urging that toe happen, asking what s called the unanimous consent request. And if Republicans go along, it will happen. We need that money. People are desperate. They need the help for the to tell the president. Talking is not enough. Act. Get on the phones. Get those Republicans in the Senate to support $2000 in relief.