The Case Against Donald Trump, the Inciter in Chief
The Case Against Donald Trump, the Inciter in Chief
The second full day of Trump s second impeachment reveals the key question at the heart of the trial
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WASHINGTON The screams of D.C. Police Officer Daniel Hodges as the MAGA mob nearly crushed the life out of him. The soundless security footage of Officer Eugene Goodman sprinting through the halls of the Capitol and pointing Senator Mitt Romney to safety. The sight of an angry mob member attacking a cop with a Blue Lives Matter flag in one hand.
The second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump opened Tuesday heading toward what seemed a preordained conclusion. But as the day revealed,
Lawmakers look for ways to get PPE, testing to local governments and small businesses By Rebecca Kaplan Goldman Sachs CEO on small business needs
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Getting Americans Safely Back to Work Act, introduced Monday by Virginia Democrat Abigail Spanberger and California Republican Young Kim, would create a $1 billion block grant program for such purchases to be administered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state and local health departments. A quarter of the funds, $250 million, would be set aside to help small business like restaurants fully reopen. The bill was first reported by CBS News. In conversations with Central Virginia small businesses, restaurants, and local governments, a major concern remains the continued cost of PPE and COVID-19 testing supplies, Spanberger said. While these costs are high, employers recognize the importance of making these investments for both the safety of their employees and the health of our communiti
Underscoring the political vise her inflammatory commentary has clamped her party into, nearly all Republicans voted against the Democratic move but none