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Trump impeachment: Why the U S Senate hearing matters in Pa

The historic second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump begins Tuesday in the U.S. Senate, and its outcome and consequences could reverberate for years throughout Pennsylvania. The commonwealth has a prominent role in the impeachment: with Trump s base of support in Pennsylvania; the lawyer defending him; one of the lawyers presenting a case against him; two senators from Pennsylvania who will be among the jurors; and post-election divisions that continue to deepen throughout the state. Rep. Madeleine Dean, a Democrat from the Philadelphia suburbs, is one of nine House impeachment managers who will argue that the 45th president incited a mob attack when he encouraged thousands of supporters to fight like hell.  

They Just Don t Hate Marjorie Taylor Greene—They Hate The Historic American Nation | Articles

a- New Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene received the Steve King treatment this week. In an unprecedented  move, Democrats in the House of Representatives overrode her fellow Republicans to strip her of her committee assignments, allegedly because of old social media posts [ Politico, February 4, 2021]. But she’s defiant. “I’m fine with being kicked off my committees because I’d be wasting my time,” she told the Regime Media in a Friday morning press conference, pointing out that the Democrats are exercising tyrannical control of the House anyway. Her powerful performance confirms her as a leader of the Trump base which is the real target of the Democrats’ increasingly blatant totalitarianism.

When travel resumes, politics is absolutely likely to affect where people want to go and where they ll feel welcome

TRENDSPOTTING When travel resumes, politics is ‘absolutely’ likely to affect where people want to go and where they’ll feel welcome Even before America’s great rupture, there was evidence that travelers preferred to avoid visiting places whose residents didn’t share their politics. By Jon Marcus Globe Correspondent,Updated January 28, 2021, 12:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Even before America’s great rupture, there was evidence that travelers preferred to avoid visiting places whose residents didn’t share their politics.Siberian Art/stock.adobe.com The man at the bar in Winston-Salem, N.C., looked up from his reading to ask the newcomer where he was from.

Editorial: GOP needs distance from Trump to regain competitiveness » Albuquerque Journal

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... “There’s nothing more fun than watching the Republicans out there lose a race. You know, we (Democrats) lose, you know, kumbaya, Dukakis was a great guy, poor John Kerry … (Republicans) go after each other with meat cleavers.” – Democratic strategist James Carville, Jan. 5 Video of a local elected Republican amid a riotous mob at the U.S. Capitol, an errant tweet from the state party leader saying Donald Trump would “FOREVER” be their leader and statements from party leaders still claiming election fraud have New Mexico hurtling toward one-party rule unless there is a real course correction. And to think the Trump campaign had sought to turn New Mexico “red” in 2020.

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