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Spanning two days and two different versions of America, Congress did what it was always going to do.

I wish he would just get his assignments done.

He was verbally and physically abusive. She idealizes him.

Vulnerability does all kinds of interesting things to people’s minds.

A wounded figure lashes out, draws blood, and retreats from view.

After the siege, the Fox News host somehow, once again, made it all about the censorious and/or violent left.

“This is our America.”

The president’s favorite network defended his supporters even as they breached the Capitol.

It’s the fastest and easiest way to be rid of him.

The peaceful transition of power has failed.

A lot of crimes were committed on Wednesday.

“I’m certain that Michigan inspired these folks.”

Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, and other challengers are responsible for the violence and the raising of the Confederate flag inside the Capitol.

The inevitable conclusion to Trump’s presidency.

Ossoff will be the first Jewish senator from Georgia.

There is only one way to respond to what happened in Washington today.

Looking at all of his activity as a whole, it’s clear that the president incited violence.

Republicans issued statements of displeasure at the scenes of violence, seemingly agreeing with the ends but not the means.

What the president wrought, in pictures.

He did briefly tell them that they should stop rioting, even though everyone knows the election was so unfair.

President turns supporters against vice president in desperate, violent bid to hold power.

Videos of the mayhem engulfing the Capitol on Wednesday.

The GOP made a deal with the devil, and now they’re paying the bill.

And this one doesn't seem interested in trying.

The GOP’s attempt to challenge the election is doomed. It’s going to happen anyway, because that’s just how things go, apparently.