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On January 21, 2021, the House had already impeached Donald Trump for incitement, and the Senate was still preparing for the trial after the January 6 attack. The article of impeachment had not yet been delivered to the Senate, but the coming process showed how thoroughly the presidency had collapsed into a constitutional crisis.
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On January 21, 2021, the House had already impeached Donald Trump for incitement, and the Senate was still preparing for the trial after the January 6 attack. The article of impeachment had not yet been delivered to the Senate, but the coming process showed how thoroughly the presidency had collapsed into a constitutional crisis.
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On January 21, 2021, the House had already impeached Donald Trump for incitement, and the Senate was still preparing for the trial after the January 6 attack. The article of impeachment had not yet been delivered to the Senate, but the coming process showed how thoroughly the presidency had collapsed into a constitutional crisis.
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