Alright, now out of the chamber.
Here come a few tweets about what I put in my notebook while there.
(We cannot have electronic devices inside.)
Here come a few tweets about what I put in my notebook while there.
(We cannot have electronic devices inside.)
FYI:
I was in the chamber for the end of Raskin's first presentation and nearly all of Neguse.
My view was primarily of the Republican side.
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I was in the chamber for the end of Raskin's first presentation and nearly all of Neguse.
My view was primarily of the Republican side.
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1. The Republican side was attentive throughout. Only Sen. Hawley, sitting up above in the gallery, did not seem to be looking at the speakers at all.
2. Notable to me were 3 senators seeming to take more notes than yesterday: *Sullivan*, R-AK, Tim Scott, R-SC and Graham, R-SC
2. Notable to me were 3 senators seeming to take more notes than yesterday: *Sullivan*, R-AK, Tim Scott, R-SC and Graham, R-SC
At 3 points, Republicans were all watching, listening sep. sharply:
1. Raskin's description of the police officer, finally safe after the attack, speaking of being called the N-word 15 times on Jan. 6.
2. The video around 12:37p of former President Trump, incl. "Stop the Steal"
1. Raskin's description of the police officer, finally safe after the attack, speaking of being called the N-word 15 times on Jan. 6.
2. The video around 12:37p of former President Trump, incl. "Stop the Steal"
The most gripping moment to GOP senators so far, judging from body language, seemed to be:
When Neguse read the rioter's words, aiming to find Pelosi and "shoot her in the friggin' head".
For the first time, I saw every GOP face looking up, serious. And they stayed there.
When Neguse read the rioter's words, aiming to find Pelosi and "shoot her in the friggin' head".
For the first time, I saw every GOP face looking up, serious. And they stayed there.
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