The right-wing firebrand said she was upset by the mob that invaded the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
The congressman wore a mask to speak at the Capitol. The photo was taken by Saul LOEB.
The images are from the same source.
The work of Republicans who were objecting to the counting of Electoral College votes on January 6, 2021, was interrupted by rioters.
The blame for the riot was not placed on former President Donald Trump or his supporters, but on federal agents.
Several less extreme members of the party dropped their plans to challenge the Electoral College vote count after the January 6, 2021, riot.
The records released by the House select committee suggest that there were serious talks among top federal officials about appointing an alternate slate of electors that would have allowed Trump to win reelection. The documents provided to the committee by the former White House chief of staff, MarkMeadows, show that a 38 page PowerPoint presentation was created prior to the rioting, but it's unclear who made it. In the immediate aftermath of the Capitol rioting, the former president lost a lot of his political might because of the false claims of election fraud. Several Trump Administration officials resigned, Trump's approval rating fell among Republicans, and Cabinet members discussed using the 25th Amendment to remove him from office. Trump released a video on January 7, acknowledging that President Joe Biden would succeed him, despite earlier claims that he would never concede.
There is a structure called the Tangent.
The news conference was billed as a Republican response after Biden spoke. Biden blamed Trump for the Capitol rioting, saying he "created and spread a web of lies" that inspired them.
The Republican response will be held on January 6.
The documents show that after Trump's loss, the Meadows pushed for an alternate slate of electors.
Betsy DeVos blamed Trump for inciting the Capitol Riot.
Cabinet members are discussing removing Trump from office.
Biden blames Trump for January 6 insurrection.
