Trump’s Jan. 6 fallout kept widening
As of April 25, 2021, the Jan. 6 aftermath was still expanding beyond the riot itself, with congressional impeachment debate and Justice Department scrutiny keeping pressure on Donald Trump and his allies.
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The pattern was already obvious by late April 2021: the more Trump tried to keep the 2020 loss alive, the more he turned it into an institutional problem that wouldn’t stay contained. On this date, the screwups were not isolated embarrassments; they were part of the growing legal and political aftershock that would keep building for years.
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As of April 25, 2021, the Jan. 6 aftermath was still expanding beyond the riot itself, with congressional impeachment debate and Justice Department scrutiny keeping pressure on Donald Trump and his allies.