Not a single day should pass between now and November 8th without Republicans being asked why every single one of them in the House voted against an amendment to require all white supremacists, Nazi-sympathizers, and extremists to be removed from the U.S. military.

BREAKING: Former GA senator Kelly Loeffler’s cell phone records which were recently subpoenaed had some interesting texts from @RepMTG (among other GOP members of Congress) about “coordinating objections to electors” and planning “ahead of January 6th”

And from @JodyHice:

And @RepRickAllen:

And Tricia Raffensperger (Brad Raffensperger’s wife) just hours after she called on him to resign:

And @tedcruz:

Here’s why Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony to the January 6th committee was the end for Trump from a prosecution standpoint
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Trump’s whole “case” relies on 3 “defenses”:
1. He really believed he had won the election and it was “stolen from him”
2. He exercised what he thought were his legal options in response to that; and the mob he incited was just an unplanned protest that got out of hand

3. He didn’t know how bad it was getting at the Capitol, otherwise he would have called off his supporters

Trump’s whole defense relies on plausible deniability.

The January 6th committee has systematically and unequivocally destroyed each line of his defense one by one.

The first round of hearings demonstrated that Trump was repeatedly told by his own advisers, staff, family and cabinet members that he’d lost the election. This destroyed any potential effort for him to sustain an air of innocence around his alleged “belief” to the contrary.

The second round illustrated Trump’s relentless corrupt pressure campaign on Pence to abuse his power as VP to delay the electoral count in Congress. This would buy time for states to “revisit the voting,” “find” fraud/votes and certify electors for Trump, tipping the election.