Modeling the Spirit of Democracy
Some things are unthinkable—until they happen.
and hunted for members of Congress to prevent them from affirming the results of the presidential election.
his duty. And that meant he and the family members who were there to support him had to live through the terror of the attack and evacuation.
impeach Trump for his role in the insurrection. Raskin said yes. He did a brilliant job. It was a remarkable show of strength and resilience. The House did vote to impeach Trump for a second time, though most Senate Republicans refused to convict him.
Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection and all that led up to it. In the face of every effort by Trump and his allies to stall, stonewall, and shut down the investigation, Raskin and his colleagues refused to back down. They have dug out evidence and presented it to the American people.
effort by Trump and his henchmen to overturn the election. Without the committee’s truth-telling, there would be no hope for holding them accountable.
past, to voter suppression and political violence fueled by racism? Or do we
move forward, building on the progress we have made in becoming a multiracial, multiethnic, multireligious democratic society?
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