likely the same type of stuff he always does. Now hes whipping up people against Pence on Twitter, but 40 secs ago he did post this : dont want to lose police union support
NBC have updated this segment.
Article: Pro-Trump protesters breach Capitol, Pence whisked away
The Senate suddenly recessed Wednesday afternoon around 2:15 p.m. ET as pro-Trump protests escalated.
Vice President Mike Pence was ushered quickly out of the Senate chamber as it recessed and the debate between senators had to stop mid-speech. The House also recessed.
Pro-Trump demonstrators breached the barricades and crowded on the Capitol steps, which is normally only accessible to lawmakers. People jumped the barricades surrounding the Capitol and police began running around the hallways and telling people to get away from the windows.
A police officer on the third floor began shouting that protesters had gotten inside the building and that people should take shelter.
Senators were locked inside their chamber on the second floor of the Capitol building and protesters wearing Trump "Make America Great Again" hats and carrying flags were seen gathering outside the chamber doors.
"Immediately seek shelter in the closest office," an announcement over a loudspeaker said across the Capitol, which told people to lock doors as well. "Remain quiet and await further directions."
Article: 4m ago / 9:34 PM CET
One person was shot this afternoon inside the U.S. Capitol building by a member of law enforcement, several law enforcement officials said. No other details are known, including what law enforcement officer fired the shot, or the circumstances of the shooting, or the nature of the person's injuries.
Article: An explosive device was found at the headquarters of the Republican National Committee in Washington and the nearby headquarters of the Democratic National Committee was evacuated after the discovery of a suspicious package on Wednesday, according to three people briefed on the discoveries.
The device that was found at the R.N.C. was a pipe bomb that was successfully destroyed by a bomb squad, according to an official for the R.N.C.
The package at the D.N.C. has yet to be identified, according to a top Democrat briefed on the matter who was not authorized to speak publicly about it.
The R.N.C. and D.N.C. are headquartered just a few blocks away from the U.S. Capitol, which Mr. Trump's supporters stormed on Wednesday afternoon soon as Congress had gathered to certify President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s victory and shortly after the president addressed the crowd near the White House.
Some of one, some of the other. Because incumbents (especially in the senate) are generally fairly safe in general elections except for the district shuffle every ten years, they very often act and campaign more with the primary in mind than the general.
Article: SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Some people have been arrested during protests at the Capitol on Wednesday, and Sacramento police have advised people to use alternate routes when traveling downtown.
Four years too late.
National Association of Manufacturers is a conservative organization.External Quote:
There's no such deadline and no such per-state vote provided for in the law.
like a dog who has been beat by his master, will whimper and bite.
Weak. A dying whimper. Not with a bang but a whimper.
Nice link.
Article: The whimper is that Guy Fawkes exhaled when he gave up his co-conspirators, it is what Brutus and Cassius spoke when their plans to rule crumbled, it is Kurtz's last utterance when he finally realizes the truth of the world he lives in, and it is the end for all hollow men.
I heard one guy saying he was still going to object but in a more friendly manner, and then later others suggested that the whole process would be streamlinds. There's a strong esprit de corps in the safe room.
Article: Rand Paul: No more objections expected to Electoral College count
No more objections are expected as lawmakers expect to continue counting the Electoral College votes Wednesday, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., told reporters.
Both chambers of Congress were debating a Republican objection to Arizona's results when supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol, forcing members of the House and the Senate to flee for safety.
Legislators will vote to close debate after they resume, but Paul said he does not expect any more objections to the process. Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Josh Hawley of Missouri, along with other Republican lawmakers, had previously threatened to object to election results in some states, citing baseless claims of fraud.
