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House Judiciary impeachment report says Trump provoked a 'terrorist attack,' portraying the president as an ongoing 'risk' to America

Trump supporters gather outside the U.S. Capitol building following a "Stop the Steal" rally on January 06, 2021 in Washington, DC.The House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday issued its report in support of President Donald Trump's impeachment over the Capitol siege.

"The House must impeach President Trump to make clear for all future officeholders that our Constitution rejects President Trump's behavior," the report said.The House Judiciary Committee issued an impeachment report on Tuesday saying it is "indisputable" that President Donald Trump "encouraged — and that his actions foreseeably resulted in — the terrorist attack that occurred.

"Trump's incitement of mob violence against the Capitol is clearly part of a broader pattern of encouraging lawless behavior and official action where it serves to aggrandize his own power," the report said. "Especially in light of the accelerating pace of these events as the end of President Trump's term comes to a close, the risk that that pattern will continue and repeat itself even in the final days of his administration is great.

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good luck getting a two thirds majority in the Senate. any republican senator backing impeachment is going to face the ire of the Trump-bots.

Maidan...? Poor Trump ...?.

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