The Democratic legislature that led to the filing of the latest indictment President Trump
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Rep. Jamie Raskin
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“You do not need a six-month investigation to determine what happened,” Raskin said of the January 6 violence, adding: “There was an assassination party looking for Nancy Pelosi.”
“They built a gallows outside the Capitol of the United States,” Raskin said. “It was an attack on our country.”
Raskin further added that the Republicans had to show that there would be consequences for the rioters who wanted to commit violence against members of Congress, and told Tapper that the response to the attack could not be at the level of normal partisan pressure and pressure not. pull. ‘
Trump, Raskin added, held an “insurrection tailgate party” at the White House for hours while lawmakers hid in safe areas during the attack.
The House voted last week to accuse Trump, making him the first president ever to be charged twice. He is now awaiting a second Senate hearing, even as he prepares to leave office on Wednesday morning.
A number of Republicans, including Sen. Lisa Murkowski
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