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‘Second annual impeachment show extravaganza’: Congressional Hits and Misses

Week of Jan. 11, 2021

By Thomas McKinless
Posted January 15, 2021 at 3:24pm

While the House made President Donald Trump the first president to ever be impeached twice, Democratic Sen. Jack Reed got some practice for when he becomes a chairperson next week, and FBI official Steven D’Antuono reminded everyone that Capitol is spelled with an “o.”

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