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Confirming Trump was the worst president... by far... in our Nation's great history.
They stayed up all night reading it to bring this to give us highlights:
Criminal misconduct in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Racism as a driver of efforts to overturn the popular vote in different parts of the country and in fueling some of the organized groups and individuals who attacked the Capitol.
The apparent intelligence and law enforcement failure and the Committee’s perspective on it.
The pressure campaign on state election officials to deviate from their legal obligations, and
The role of social media in propagating false claims about the election and serving as a mechanism to plan acts of violence. >

Confirming Trump was the worst president... by far... in our Nation's great history. >

He could close that gap slightly if he is held accountable for his crimes and punished severely.  He would finally have one positive aspect to his presidency:   he would serve as an example and deterrent for any other would-be dictators.
But yeah, still the worst by far. >

I know they've both expressed deep distress at the idea that everyone knows their names, and I genuinely understand, but I hope they know that many hundreds (if not thousands) of us will always remember the names of two women who showed tremendous courage and moral fortitude even in the face of the president of the United States and his gang of drunk lawyers. >

They stayed up all night reading it to bring this to give us highlights:
Criminal misconduct in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Racism as a driver of efforts to overturn the popular vote in different parts of the country and in fueling some of the organized groups and individuals who attacked the Capitol.
The apparent intelligence and law enforcement failure and the Committee’s perspective on it.
The pressure campaign on state election officials to deviate from their legal obligations, and
The role of social media in propagating false claims about the election and serving as a mechanism to plan acts of violence.