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By January 7, calls to remove Trump had moved from fringe outrage to serious congressional discussion. The 25th Amendment and impeachment were suddenly being treated as live options because the president’s conduct after the Capitol attack was so damaging that even allies were reassessing him.
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By January 7, calls to remove Trump had moved from fringe outrage to serious congressional discussion. The 25th Amendment and impeachment were suddenly being treated as live options because the president’s conduct after the Capitol attack was so damaging that even allies were reassessing him.
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By January 7, calls to remove Trump had moved from fringe outrage to serious congressional discussion. The 25th Amendment and impeachment were suddenly being treated as live options because the president’s conduct after the Capitol attack was so damaging that even allies were reassessing him.
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