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The House moved toward a resolution urging Mike Pence and the Cabinet to strip Trump of power under the 25th Amendment, a stunning sign that lawmakers believed the president had become too dangerous to remain in office. The move came in the immediate aftermath of the Capitol assault and made Trump’s political isolation impossible to ignore.
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The House moved toward a resolution urging Mike Pence and the Cabinet to strip Trump of power under the 25th Amendment, a stunning sign that lawmakers believed the president had become too dangerous to remain in office. The move came in the immediate aftermath of the Capitol assault and made Trump’s political isolation impossible to ignore.
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The House moved toward a resolution urging Mike Pence and the Cabinet to strip Trump of power under the 25th Amendment, a stunning sign that lawmakers believed the president had become too dangerous to remain in office. The move came in the immediate aftermath of the Capitol assault and made Trump’s political isolation impossible to ignore.
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