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Sen. Ron Johnson blames close election on 'biased' media

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) blamed his close race against Democratic candidate Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes on the mainstream media. ....

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Congressman Jamie Raskin On Solving America's Mental Health Crisis

Congressman Jamie Raskin On Solving America's Mental Health Crisis
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Sanders: First Senator To Break With Democrats, Joining Republicans To Oppose Vilsack's Nomination

Sanders: First Senator To Break With Democrats, Joining Republicans To Oppose Vilsack's Nomination
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Grand jury upgrades charges for Trump supporter who chased Officer Goodman - TheGrio

Grand jury upgrades charges for Trump supporter who chased Officer Goodman
Douglas Jensen is in custody and his next hearing will be in Washington on Feb. 23
Eugene Goodman is now facing more severe charges.
Douglas Jensen’s image went viral as he led a group of violent
Donald Trump’s supporters in the Capitol on Jan. 6. Jensen of Iowa is now facing higher charges by a federal grand jury, per
Jensen turned himself into the Des Moines Police Department on Jan. 8 because he felt he was in trouble. He is in custody and his next hearing will be in Washington on Feb. 23. ....

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Impeachment Trial: Here's 7 Republicans' Stance When They Voted to Convict Trump

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Feb 15, 2021 06:06 AM EST
On Saturday, seven Republican senators voted alongside 50 Democratic caucus members to convict former President Donald Trump. The final 57-43 count dropped short of the 67 votes expected to convict Trump on the House impeachment accusation of inciting the U.S. unrest on January 6.
The count overall, however, has been touted in U.S. history as the most bipartisan impeachment vote. The acquittal of Trump signals the end of a five-day impeachment trial.
Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine, Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, Mitt Romney of Utah, Richard Burr of North Carolina, and Ben Sasse of Nebraska are the GOP senators who supported Trump s conviction. Here is the seven Republican lawmakers stance on why they decided to convict Trump, according to Newsweek: ....

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