Updated on January 18, 2021 at 2:11 pm
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Pennsylvania State Police arrested a man accused of making Facebook threats against President-elect Joe Biden, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and other prominent Democratic political figures at a Bucks County campsite.
Troopers went to the wooded area off Sunday Road in Durham Township Friday morning to serve an arrest warrant on Kris Kinsey for terroristic threats, state police said Monday. The Elyria Police Department in Ohio had alerted Pennsylvania police to the alleged threats.
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Images, messages and videos posted on Kinsey’s Facebook page threatened violence and death toward Biden, Harris, U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, police said. The posts also allegedly threatened supporters of the Democratic leaders.
Inauguration Day weather forecast: Clear skies but breezy and cold
No rain or snow is forecast on Wednesday for the inauguration.
As President-elect Joe Biden s term begins at noon, the temperature should be in the upper 30s or near 40 degrees.
Sometimes the Inauguration Day weather gets as much attention as the ceremony itself.
While this will be an Inauguration Day like no other, the weather on Wednesday will not be all that unusual for mid-January in Washington, D.C., forecasters said.
As President-elect Joe Biden s term begins at noon, the temperature should be in the upper 30s or near 40 degrees, according to AccuWeather. The average temperature at noon on Jan. 20 in Washington is about 37 degrees, the National Weather Service said.
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Nonetheless, she told the
Advance she will attend President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday.
“These terrorists have done everything in their power to stop the peaceful transfer of power, but I will be on that platform,” Lawrence said. “There will be extra security measures.”
On the heels of a violent insurrection attempt carried out by a pro-Trump mob and a historic second impeachment of the president, the
Advance talked to three Michigan U.S. House Democrats who are still looking forward to Inauguration Day and believe that necessary security measures are in place to keep it safe.