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  1. Jan 13
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    Ten Republicans vote that a coup on the U.S. government is criminal, that murder is criminal, that vandalism is criminal, that attempted murder is criminal. VOTES FOR THE CRIMINAL. it is now time to expel him for signing on to THROW OUT VOTES.

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  2. Jan 13
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    Wow! He makes our sad sack look better, if that’s possible. 😢

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  3. Jan 7

    The next Farm Bureau dinner. The next Ag Extension tour. The next ribbon cutting for businesses in . The next legislative breakfast. Etc. You get my drift. We will be there. See ya.

    where ever you go, for the rest of your life, we will be there. Just an arm’s length away. We will call out your support for insurrection. You are a coward and traitor. Wherever. Whenever. For as long as as it takes. Consequences.
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  4. Jan 13
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    Yeah, there’s my representative in Congress. 🤦🏼‍♀️

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  5. Jan 12

    I want to know if my rep wore a mask, or endangered the lives of his colleagues (&himself). I want to know what decisions he made while the Capitol was under attack and they were all in danger. He sure didn't make good decisions in the voting later that night.

    “Wednesday, January 6, many congressmembers and their staffs — including Jayapal... were evacuated to a secure location; though over 100 people were crowded into a poorly ventilated room for hours, several of them refused to wear masks.” INFURIATING
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  6. Jan 8

    . on the death of Officer Brian Sicknick: "Congress stands united in our rejection of the violence that occurred this week, and I continue to urge the swift prosecution of those involved to the fullest extent of the law.”

  7. Jan 12
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    Dear Dad, Today I did not like losing at school so I told the teacher that I was going to stand and fight. Bad things happened but you make sure that there are no consequences. I can do what I want. You are my hero, Dad

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  8. Jan 13

    . on second impeachment of Trump: “Attempts to impeach the President in his final 8 days in office will only further fuel the political divide among our citizens and will be detrimental to long-term efforts to unify our country."

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  9. Jan 12

    I’m calling on my congressional representative, // to vote for impeachment of the President. is watching congressman.

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  10. 47 minutes ago

    . calls for expulsion of: • • • • “Every last Republican who voted to undermine our democratic system is complicit in the violent attack on our country,” says

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  11. Jan 8
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    brings shame to his constituents in .

    Eight GOP Senators and a majority of House Republicans ultimately took a stand against democracy. That’s terrifying.
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  12. Jan 9

    🖋 Sign “Call for the Resignation of Senators Cruz and Hawley” and I’ll deliver a copy to your officials: 📨 No. 965 is from Kathleen to and

    The letter subject is: Call for the Resignation of Senators Cruz and Hawley and the body is: Please join Senator Patty Murray in calling for the resignation of Senators Cruz and Hawley. From conservative George F. Will: “The Trump-Hawley-Cruz insurrection against constitutional government will be an indelible stain on the nation. They, however, will not be so permanent. In 14 days, one of them will be removed from office by the constitutional processes he neither fathoms nor favors. It will take longer to scrub the other two from public life. Until that hygienic outcome is accomplished, from this day forward, everything they say or do or advocate should be disregarded as patent attempts to distract attention from the lurid fact of what they have become. Each will wear a scarlet ’S’ as a seditionist.” For there to be zero consequences for their actions in both sewing doubts about electoral integrity and our democracy, and the stoking of insurrection on January 6, invites more elected
  13. Jan 14
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    So she and want to keep the votes electing them but throw away other legal votes? That’s too radical to be, right? Or is that the RADICAL RIGHT?

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  14. Jan 7

    We have one to report: . He is the representative for many of our members in See thread for evidence.

    Additionally, Congress must pass ’s resolution to investigate for sanction and expulsion any member of Congress who helped incite this attack on our nation.
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  15. Jan 12

    Do you have the character to do the right thing?

    There is a character choice for congressional Republicans now. Cheney, Kinzinger, Romney and others are leading the way to the high road.
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  16. Jan 11

    Resign #VA05

    ‘As they pulled the officer down the stairs, face down, another rioter beat him with an American flag as the mob chanted “USA! USA! USA!”’ Those who incited this—& who validated it that very night by voting with this mob and against democracy—must resign.
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  17. Jan 11

    Your vote on impeachment will be noted, .

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  18. Jan 14

    Can defend him? He thinks he’s a fine person and he might need a job after expels him for voting to THROW AWAY LEGAL VOTES...So he does think that his vote counts but not other Americans. Treason is complicated, isn’t it?

    A man who carried a Confederate flag inside the Capitol last week during the riot was arrested on Thursday. Kevin Seefried was wanted by the FBI, which had sought help from the public to identify him and had widely circulated a dispatch with his photo.
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  19. Jan 13

    This is true. Do the right thing or get out.

    If you're not willing to vote to impeach/convict a president who committed insurrection and sought to overturn a lawful election because you're afraid for your safety, you don't belong in elected office.
  20. Jan 11

    📬 I delivered “Impeachment” from David, a constituent in Verona, Va., to 📝 Write your own:

    The letter subject is: Impeachment and the body is: Ben, you must vote to impeach Trump or resign your seat for supporting this seditious president.
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