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Senate impeachment trial likely won t begin until after Biden sworn in

While the House has impeached President Donald Trump for a second time, the Senate trial likely won’t start until after he leaves office.

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Violent Capitol riot draws rebukes from Kentucky politicians

On Kentucky Politics newsletter: Violent Capitol riot draws rebukes from state politicians Ben Tobin, Louisville Courier Journal © [AP / Jose Luis Magana] Pro-Trump rioters climb the west wall of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday This is an online version of On Kentucky Politics. To receive this newsletter in your inbox each week, you can sign up here. Washington, D.C., became the epicenter of violent riots Wednesday, with Kentucky s eight members of its congressional delegation forced to flee for safety as an armed pro-President Donald Trump mob stormed the U.S. Capitol to stop the certification of electoral votes. Both before and after the riot, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell strongly condemned attempts to overturn the results though not everyone in his Bluegrass State caucus listened to him.

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It s official: Congress has formally recognized Joe Biden s victory

It’s official: Congress has formally recognized Joe Biden’s victory Vox.com 1/7/2021 Andrew Prokop © Erin Schaff/Getty Images Vice President Mike Pence and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) preside over a joint session of Congress on January 6. Despite the chaotic, violent storming of the United States Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump, a joint session of the United States Congress formally recognized Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election early Thursday morning. Congress had gathered Wednesday to fulfill its constitutionally prescribed role of counting the electoral votes that were submitted by the states last month, and they conducted their count properly: Biden won 306 electoral votes, and Trump won 232.

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The Latest: Trump backers breach Capitol, delay Biden vote

The Latest: Trump backers breach Capitol, delay Biden vote
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The call to challenge the Electoral College count has split Senate Republicans

Call to challenge the Electoral College count has split Senate Republicans Sarah Elbeshbishi, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT The divide within the Republican Party over the results of the 2020 presidential election deepened last week as a dozen GOP senators declared they will join their House colleagues in objecting to the certification of President-elect Joe Biden s win when Congress meets in a joint session Wednesday. Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah – the party s presidential nominee just eight years ago – sharply denounced the growing movement to challenge the election outcome on Saturday as an egregious ploy after a group led by Sen. Ted Cruz issued a joint statement saying they would not vote to certify the election until President Donald Trump s discredited claims of widespread voter fraud are investigated further.

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