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Biden: The rioters in Congress are terrorists, Trump has led an attack on democracy
The president-elect of the United States has sharply attacked the violence on Capitol Hill, which is intended to prevent his victory. Democrats are stepping up pressure to oust Trump. Sit aside "
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Thursday, 07 January 2021, 21:12
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Elected U.S. President Joe Biden this evening (Thursday) sharply attacked the violence on Washington Capitol Hill, saying the rioters are "terrorists" and not protesters. a comprehensive attack against democracy resulted in an assault on a symbol of American democracy.
at the same time, Democrats are increasing the pressure to oust Trump before 20 January. "he is a very dangerous," said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, urged Vice President Mike flashlight turn on the amendment of the -25 in the constitution that allows Trump to be declared unfit for office, with the support of a majority of members of the administration.
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Since last night's events, a number of senior officials have left the Trump administration, led by Transportation Minister Elaine Chow, the first government company to do so.
In addition to her, the Deputy National Security Adviser, Trump's special envoy to Northern Ireland, First Lady Melania Trump's chief of staff, and Russia's senior adviser have left.
In a statement, the resigning Secretary of Transportation, married to Republican Majority Leader Senate Mitch McConnell, said yesterday's events "disturbed my peace in a way I can not just sit on the sidelines."
Her resignation will take effect on Monday.
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