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McConnell, Senate Republicans sign brief supporting Trump effort to stay on ballot

McConnell, Senate Republicans sign brief supporting Trump effort to stay on ballot
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Reforms to Electoral Count Act Included in $1.7 Trillion Omnibus Bill

Republicans and Democrats have attached a bill revising the Electoral Count Act to their $1.7 trillion omnibus spending ...

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WashPost Drags Out Series of Tiresome Stephanopoulos Defenses

Washington Post media reporter Paul Farhi dragged out a series of tiresome Stephanopoulos defenses on Monday. First, he weirdly claimed no new developments in the scandal (not true). Then he found liberal experts to say that this isn't a scandal because it doesn't change the ABC anchor's "persona," which is already identified with the Clintons. They even suggested Good Morning America isn't really a news show, so it's not as serious as the Brian Williams scandal.

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The Senate battle to replace Stephen Breyer will get ugly

The Senate battle to replace Stephen Breyer will get ugly
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'Have a good life': Trump leaves for Florida in low-key farewell

‘Have a good life’: Trump leaves for Florida in low-key farewell
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President Trump gives a final wave as he boards Marine One. (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post)
PALM BEACH, Fla. —Donald Trump's final act as the 45th president of the United States was announced as his official government motorcade rolled through the palm-lined streets of South Florida one last time: a full pardon for Albert Pirro, the ex-husband of Trump loyalist and Fox News host Jeanine Pirro.
Trump had decided Wednesday morning to grant a final gift of clemency after issuing 143 other pardons in an early-morning spree that included his controversial former chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon.

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As Trump exits Washington, he tells modest crowd, 'We will be back in some form'

The outgoing president, skipping Biden’s inauguration, planned a grand military send-off but only a few hundred people showed up to see him depart.

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Trump repudiated himself on Jan. 6 - The Washington Post

Big business and GOP elites broke with Trump only when he forced them to.

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Opinions | The final mess

Opinions | The final mess
Nicole Hemmer
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For those who supported Joe Biden, his victory in November was tinged with disappointment. President Trump had been beaten, but Trumpism had not. Trump won 74.2 million votes, expanding his 2016 tally even in defeat. Republicans had narrowed the Democratic margin in the House and had the chance to hold control of the Senate. Biden’s win fell short of the overwhelming, Reagan-beats-Mondale or LBJ-beats-Goldwater level that would have fully repudiated Trump.
But after two months of efforts to overturn the results, the attack on the Capitol finally did what the election could not: It made Trump — and the GOP — toxic. Social media companies like Twitter and Facebook pulled the plug on the president’s accounts. The Girl Scouts started trying to break the lease for their headquarters in a Trump-owned building in New York. A credit-card-processing company stopped handling donations to Trump’s campaign. Major corporations like Marriott and Comcast announced that they would end or suspend donations to Republicans who voted against certifying the election results. And 10 Republicans in Congress voted to impeach the president. GOP leaders who had stuck by Trump for his whole term indicated that they might abandon him. It is an ending befitting a Greek tragedy: Only Trump could bring about his own downfall.

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Republicans Meet With Senate Parliamentarian to Discuss Impeachment Timeline

A group of Senate Republicans including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) met Friday morning with the Senate parliamentarian in a ransacked office to discuss a timeline for impeachment proceedings, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the situation.

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Editorial Roundup: US

The Washington Post on the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol:
President Trump’s refusal to accept his election defeat and his relentless incitement of his supporters led Wednesday to the unthinkable: an assault on the U.S. Capitol by a violent mob that overwhelmed police and drove Congress from its chambers as it was debating the counting of electoral votes. Responsibility for this act of sedition lies squarely with the president, who has shown that his continued tenure in office poses a grave threat to U.S. democracy. He should be removed.
Mr. Trump encouraged the mob to gather on Wednesday, as Congress was set convene, and to “be wild.” After repeating a panoply of absurd conspiracy theories about the election, he urged the crowd to march on the Capitol. “We’re going to walk down, and I’ll be there with you,” he said. “You’ll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength, and you have to be strong.” The president did not follow the mob, but instead passively watched it on television as its members tore down fences around the Capitol and overwhelmed police guarding the building. House members and senators were forced to flee. Shots were fired and at least one person was struck and killed.

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