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How much have the 6 January hearings damaged Trump?

22 July 2022

10:16 PM

22 July 2022

10:16 PM

The congressional inquiry into 6 January’s storming of the Capitol is having a break. In its last prime-time hearing of the summer yesterday, the Committee – Donald Trump calls it the ‘Unselect Committee’ because none of his apologists are on it – gave him one more kicking.

‘In the end, this is not, as it may appear, a story of inaction in a time of crisis, but instead it was the final action of Donald Trump’s own plan to usurp the will of the American people and remain in power,’ said Democrat Elaine Luria, who co-led the hearing yesterday with Republican...

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