Will Republicans purge the worst of what he has brought to their coalition or will Trump maintain his influence after he is out of office?
In the 17 days after President Trump began to encourage his supporters to descend on D.C. until the siege that unfolded at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, law enforcement and city officials braced for potential violence in the nation’s capital. But officials failed to take sufficient action to fend off the attacks — with deadly consequences.
The explanations by some of the president’s supporters of why they attacked the Capitol will likely be featured in his upcoming Senate impeachment trial.
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People are spending hours refreshing websites and creating tiny intelligence networks to try to get vaccinated. “It feels like I’m trying to get a Beyoncé ticket,” one woman said.
The variant is not thought to be more deadly but has spread so widely it has caused the death toll to spike as well.
He said he will use FEMA to build vaccine centers in schools and stadiums, and warned the pandemic will worsen and more Americans will die before the vaccine can be administered to enough people to turn the tide.
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And 11 shameful rationalizations that prevented so many Americans from seeing how bad things were getting.
In an interesting twist, she found his take on their shared interests to be lacking in, well, substance.
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