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Similar bills have failed in the past when faced with fierce opposition from county sheriffs and gun violence prevention groups.
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Similar bills have failed in the past when faced with fierce opposition from county sheriffs and gun violence prevention groups.
The House voted in favor of the waiver permitting Gen. Austin to serve as secretary of defense.
“I wish to extend my tour of duty as an elected official where I can best serve my community," he said.
Congresswoman Liz Cheney, the House GOP conference chair, was one of 10 Republicans to vote to impeach Trump.
Brooks and Trump both gave speeches before a large segment of the rallygoers left and attacked the U.S. Capitol building.
Both the Arizona and Pennsylvania objections were rejected by both chambers of Congress.
The day ended the only way that the day could have ended: with Biden being officially declared the winner of the Electoral College.
Objections are expected to all be ultimately rejected, and President-elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated on Jan. 20.
Trump will address the crowd at 11 a.m. Congress will meet in a joint session at 12 p.m.
Despite growing Republican support, it remains inevitable that the objection to the election results will be dismissed.
