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GOP congressman to Trump: Call it off It s over The election s over

GOP congressman to Trump: Call it off. It s over. The election s over. From CNN s Adrienne Vogt Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher, a veteran and supporter of President Trump, said pro-Trump rioters storming the Capitol is “insane.” “I’ve not seen anything like this since I deployed to Iraq in 2007 and 2008,” he told CNN’s Jake Tapper. “The President needs to call it off … Call it off. It’s over. The election’s over. And the objectors need to stop meddling with the primal forces of our democracy here,” Gallagher said. Gallagher is not in the Capitol but is “hunkered down” in his office, he said.

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Here s why Manchin, Romney and Collins are about to wield serious Senate power

Reps. Schiff (D-Calif.) and Swalwell (D-Calif.) alone have conducted hundreds of interviews during the Trump era, mainly to talk about the president’s ties to Russia without evidence. AOC has released countless videos on social media during that time to her 20 million Twitter and Instagram followers. Abrams – who also took major issue with elections in Georgia while claiming her 2018 gubernatorial run was stolen from her – has yet to concede in downright Trumpian defiance but isn t accused by the press of tearing down democracy. Funny how that works. Moderates in both parties, conversely, don t seem to get the same kind of ink and airtime. Sen. Ben Sasse

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D C Statehood More Likely with Georgia Results

D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Nortonre-introduced her D.C. statehood bill, H.R. 51, on the first day of the new Congress. The House of Representatives passed the bill for the first time ever in June, so the bill is expected to pass again given that Democrats maintained control of that chamber. The bill’s greatest challenge to becoming law is the Senate, where H.R. 51 would need 60 votes to overcome a filibuster under the current rules. D.C. statehood advocates are hopeful that the Senate runoffs in Georgia will give Democrats a simple majority. Democrats could set the Senate rules if they control the chamber.

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Crowd storms Capitol as Pence rejects call to deny Biden win

Crowd storms Capitol as Pence rejects call to deny Biden win
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Pa Gov Tom Wolf calls legislators accusations about election a shameful lie

Gov. Tom Wolf reiterated Wednesday that Pennsylvania had a fair and free election as some Republican congressmen planned to object to president-elect Joe Biden s win. Eight Republican congressmen U.S. Reps. Fred Keller, Mike Kelly, John Joyce, Dan Meuser, Scott Perry, Guy Reschenthaler, Lloyd Smucker and Glenn GT Thompson recently issued a joint statement saying they will not certify the the commonwealth s electors as the U.S. House and Senate convene today to count the electoral votes. The governor said that the congressmen claim to believe that Pennsylvania s election was compromised and the electoral votes are suspect. This, of course, is a shameful lie, Wolf said during a news conference. The very democracy these lawmakers swore an oath to uphold is at risk here.

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