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The House impeached Donald Trump for a second time after the Capitol riot, with Democrats saying his months of election lies and Jan. 6 remarks helped trigger the assault. Some Republicans broke with him, but many still split between blame and resistance to impeachment.
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The House impeached Donald Trump for a second time after the Capitol riot, with Democrats saying his months of election lies and Jan. 6 remarks helped trigger the assault. Some Republicans broke with him, but many still split between blame and resistance to impeachment.
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The House impeached Donald Trump for a second time after the Capitol riot, with Democrats saying his months of election lies and Jan. 6 remarks helped trigger the assault. Some Republicans broke with him, but many still split between blame and resistance to impeachment.
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