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After the Speech: What Trump Did as the Capitol Was Attacked
Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Martin, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 2 minutes ago
New evidence emerged in the impeachment trial about what President Donald
J. Trump did from roughly 1 to 6 p.m. the day of the Capitol attack. But
many questions remain unanswered.
Moot now.
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For Trump, an Escape, Not an Exoneration
Peter Baker, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 23 minutes ago
The president who emerged from last year’s impeachment trial feeling
emboldened emerges from this one secluded behind closed doors in Florida
and facing an uncertain political and legal future.
Trump is now a civilian and subject to prosecution.
Running for office from prison is a high barrier.
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White House Press Aide Resigns Over Call to Reporter
Michael D. Shear, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 34 minutes ago
T.J. Ducklo, a former campaign aide, had apologized to the reporter and was
given a one-week suspension. But Jen Psaki, the White House press
secretary, said his resignation was accepted on Saturday.
People have relationships.
They should be seperated from work.
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Republican Acquittal of Trump Is a Pivotal Moment for the Party
Alexander Burns, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 50 minutes ago
The vote, signaling how thoroughly the party has come to be defined by the
personality of one man, is likely to leave a blemish on the historical
record.
The moment may be pivotal but the Republican party has not turned.
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Trump Acquitted of Inciting Insurrection, Even as Bipartisan Majority Votes ‘Guilty’
Nicholas Fandos, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 53 minutes ago
The verdict was unlikely to be the final word for former President Donald
J. Trump, his badly divided party or the festering wounds the Jan. 6 riot
that prompted the impeachment left behind.
Jury nullification has ended Trump's first and second impeachments.
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In Georgia, a New District Attorney Starts Circling Trump and His Allies
Danny Hakim and Richard Fausset, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 1 hour ago
Fani Willis has opened a criminal investigation into efforts by the Trump
camp to overturn the former president’s loss in Georgia. In an interview,
Ms. Willis described a wide-ranging inquiry.
Trump may face criminal charges in Georgia.
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What We Learned About the Capitol Riots From the Impeachment Trial
Peter Baker and Sabrina Tavernise, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 2 hours ago
Yet for all the heart-pounding narrative of that day presented on the
Senate floor, what was also striking was how many questions remained
unanswered.
The record of January 6, 2021 has been written.
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Takeaways From Day 5 of Trump’s Impeachment Trial
Eileen Sullivan, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 2 hours ago
Seven Republicans broke ranks in voting to convict former President Donald
J. Trump, and despite moving to acquit the former president, Senator Mitch
McConnell condemned him on the Senate floor.
Trump was not convicted.
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Impeachment Briefing: The Senate Acquits Trump
NYT > U.S. > Politics - 2 hours ago
The Senate voted 57-43 in favor of convicting him — not enough to meet the
required two-thirds majority.
Trump was not acquited. His conviction failed.
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Here are the seven Republicans who voted to convict Trump.
Luke Broadwater, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 2 hours ago
The vote was the most bipartisan for a presidential impeachment conviction
in United States history.
The Republican party held in favor of mob rule.
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As Impeachment Ends, Federal Inquiry Looms as Reminder of Trump’s Role in Riot
Alan Feuer and Nicole Hong, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 5 hours ago
The investigation is in its beginning stages, and it may ultimately provide
a clear portrait of the former president’s part in the Capitol attack.
The Republican party may eventually admit Trump gathered and sent the mob to the Capitol.
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The Senate vote has begun.
Emily Cochrane and Nicholas Fandos, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 5 hours ago
The vote is compleat and Trump is not convicted.
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Here’s what happened on Friday, Day 4 of the trial.
Eileen Sullivan, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 7 hours ago
The defense rested.
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McConnell tells Republicans he plans to vote to acquit Trump, calling it ‘a close call.’
Nicholas Fandos and Emily Cochrane, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 8 hours ago
Mitch McConnell found no contest.
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Van der Veen, a Trump lawyer, erupts at Democrats, drawing a call for ‘civil discourse.’
Van der Veen could not hold his toung.
Glenn Thrush, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 8 hours ago
Van der Veen could not hold his toung.
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Former Lincoln Project Workers Ask to Be Released From Nondisclosure Agreements
Maggie Astor and Danny Hakim, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 9 hours ago
Leaders of the anti-Trump group came under fire from former workers who
want to talk about John Weaver, a co-founder who harassed young men.
Another pointless scandal.
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Biden’s Pick for Iran Envoy Resurrects Bitter Nuclear Deal Debate
Michael Crowley, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 11 hours ago
Robert Malley, the son of a leftist, Jewish, Egyptian-born journalist, is
the focal point for opening salvos over President Biden’s approach to the
Middle East, and the value of a new deal with Iran.
The Republicans will not surrender without a struggle.
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Trump’s impeachment lawyers followed the Trump playbook.
Michael S. Schmidt and Maggie Haberman, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 12 hours ago
Trump's lawyers follow the Trump line.
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Biden’s Pick for Iran Envoy Resurrects Bitter Debate Over Nuclear Deal
Michael Crowley, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 16 hours ago
Robert Malley, the son of a leftist, Jewish, Egyptian-born journalist, is
the focal point for opening salvos over President Biden’s approach to the
Middle East, and the value of a new deal with Iran.
Netanyahu had a price: the end of the Iran nuclear deal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Netanyahu
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A Guide to Impeachment Trial: Start Time, Streaming and More
Zach Montague, NYT > U.S. > Politics - 16 hours ago
Closing arguments from both sides could set up a final vote to convict or
acquit former President Donald J. Trump.
Trump is not convicted.
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