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Kansas City-area high school students react to Electoral College count and U.S. Capitol riot
On Wednesday, many high school students turned their TVs on in hopes to watch the electoral college count.
and last updated 2021-01-07 00:27:48-05
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Wednesday, many high school students turned their TVs on in hopes to watch the electoral college count.
Instead, they
I believe as long as we sit here and toy with the idea of the destruction of our democracy. We will not be able to move on, James McGee, senior at Lincoln College Preparatory Academy, said.
The joint session in Congress did begin the vote. However, things outside the Capitol turned violent as rioters made their way inside halting the vote. ....

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