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#jan6 highlights the January 6 Capitol riots, featuring content related to the event's aftermath, political commentary, protests, personal stories, accountability discussions, misinformation, legal consequences, and emotional reactions from various perspectives.
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There might not have been an insurrection this Jan. 6, but you can find a good use for that pepper spray any day #DailyShow #Insurrection #Jan6 #Trump
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#jan6 #electoralcollege #trump2024 tomorrow Congress will certify the 2024 election by officially counting the electoral college votes. But Congress is going to be governed by NEW rules. This video explains.
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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the violence of Jan. 6, 2021, "didn't end that day," accusing President-elect Donald Trump of stoking continued violence in the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol. "He called out to these people to continue their violence, my husband being a victim of all of that," Pelosi said. #news #politics #trump #jan6
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Overheard in DC. #overhearddc #jan6 #dcdating #washingtondc #overhearddc #overhearddistrict #washingtonianprobs #dcproblems #dc #washington #dmvtiktok #virginia #consultingtok #consultinghumor #deloitte #dctiktok #lifeindc #demetro #overhearddmv #dcproblems #dc #washington #dmvtiktok #dctiktok #lifeindc #washingtondc #dclife #lifeindc #dayinthelife #fyp #fypシ #fypシ゚viral #foryou #foryoupage #dcmetro
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Boxes carrying electoral certificates with the results of Donald Trump’s 2024 victory are brought to the House, trailed by Vice President Kamala Harris and members of the U.S. Senate. Harris, as president of the Senate, presided over the certification of her own loss to Trump in the November election. “I do believe very strongly that America’s democracy is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it -- every single person …” Harris said after. “Otherwise it is very fragile and it will not be able to withstand moments of crisis. And today, America’s democracy stood.” #KamalaHarris #congress #capitol #politics #donaldTrump #Jan6 #january6
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The historians are going to have plenty to pick from for January 6th #jan6 #january6 #funnyhistory #funny #history
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Wednesday said she supported President Trump’s decision to pardon some 1,500 people criminally charged in connection to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. “I hope these Jan. 6 defendants move on with their lives,” she told reporters. “I hope that they are able to be happy because, I’ll tell you what, they’ve suffered enough and that’s the reality.” Rep. Greene repeatedly referred to the Black Lives Matter rioters, saying most of them were never charged. She also brought up President Biden’s decision to commute the sentences of 37 people who were on death row for murder and rape. The former president did not “pardon” them as she said but commuted their death sentences to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The Georgia Republican told a reporter to “get some therapy” when he asked whether it was ever appropriate for someone to commit violence against a police officer as several who were pardoned by President Trump had done. Watch more at c-span.org #marjorietaylorgreene #mtg #jan6 #cspan
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President Trump on Tuesday defended his decision to issue pardons and commutations for the roughly 1,500 people charged with crimes in connection to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. “They’ve served years in jail,” the president said when asked by reporters why he pardoned violent offenders. “They should not have served, and they’ve served years in jail.” Many of those pardoned had been convicted of violent attacks on police officers, including one who pleaded guilty to driving a stun gun into the neck of an officer. “We’ll take a look at everything. But I can say this, murderers today are not even charged. You have murderers that aren’t charged all over,” he told reporters when asked about that specific case. “These people have already served years in prison, and they’ve served them viciously. It’s a disgusting prison. It’s been horrible. It’s inhumane.” The president also said members of the Oath Keepers, a far-right militia, were subjected to sentences that were “ridiculous and excessive.” “At least the cases that we looked at, these were people that actually love our country, so we thought a pardon would be appropriate,” he said. The president campaigned on pardoning Jan. 6 defendants, whom he repeatedly referred to as “hostages” and “political prisoners.” Watch more at c-span.org #trump #jan6 #pardon #cspan
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idk what’s going on w my face #leftist #leftists #leftisttiktok #fyp #viral #january6 #jan6 #donaldtrump
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The Secret Service designated Jan 6, 2025, as a National Special Security Event. This allows for significant resources to be utilized for a "comprehensive security plan." #Jan6 #USCapitol #SecretService
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happy first monday of the year 🤭 #firstmondayoftheyear #jan6 #preparingforsummer #stairmaster #motivation #workout #fyp #monday
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