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Trump left #OpenSkiesTreaty Eliot Engel and Rep. Keating stated
“President Trump is attempting to burn down our critical institutions on his way out the door,In doing so, he not only jeopardized U.S. national security, but he blatantly ignored and deliberately broke the law.”

[Sameer Shaikh @isameerking]

This Picture says it all…💔

#RussiaUkraineConflict https://t.co/UYELtDh4Kh

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@SaraCarterDC #JoeBiden is a good man and a great president, despite what polls may say. During times like these the full picture can only be viewed in retrospect. #JoeBiden will be hailed as one of America’s greatest heros when we learn the full extent of what he is up against.

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@nypost In January 2020, Andrew Peek was escorted from White House grounds pending a security-related
investigation. The National Security Council was in search of a third Director of Europe and Russia in a year and the fourth occupant overall. It was always #TrumpRussia

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⁦@Mike_Pence⁩ https://t.co/5Y6WpEmVUs

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Rickie Niceta, the White House social secretary: She resigned on Wednesday Jan. 6.

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Sarah Matthews, White House deputy press secretary: resigned on Wednesday Jan. 6.
Matthews said in a statement that while she was proud to serve in the Trump administration, “as someone who worked in the halls of Congress I was deeply disturbed by what I saw today.”

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@realLizUSA Stephanie Grisham, chief of staff and press secretary to first lady Melania Trump: Ms. Grisham, who previously served as White House press secretary, resigned Wednesday Jan. 6 effective immediately.

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@realLizUSA John Costello, deputy assistant secretary for intelligence and security at the Commerce Department: submitted his resignation Thursday Jan. 7.
“Yesterday’s events were an unprecedented attack on the very core of our democracy—incited by a sitting president,”

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Tyler Goodspeed, the acting chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers: Goodspeed submitted his resignation on Jan. 7.
“The events at the U.S. Capitol yesterday led Tyler to conclude his position was untenable,” Rachael Slobodien

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Matthew Pottinger, the deputy national security adviser with a special focus on relations with China: Mr. Pottinger, who Mr. Trump had appointed to the position in September 2019, was among the highest-ranking officials in the administration to resign on Jan. 6.

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Mick Mulvaney, U.S. special envoy for Northern Ireland and the former acting White House chief of staff: Mulvaney told CNBC that he called Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to let him know he was resigning from his post and said “I can’t stay here. Not after yesterday.”

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@realLizUSA Chad Wolf,acting secretary of Homeland Security-Wolf said he would step down on Jan. 11
“I am saddened to take this step, as it was my intention to serve the department until the end of this administration,” “Unfortunately, this action is warranted by recent events.

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Elaine Chao Transportation Secretary announced On Jan. 7 that she was resigning effective Jan. 11. “Yesterday our country experienced a traumatic and entirely avoidable event as supporters of the president stormed the Capitol building following a rally he addressed.

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@realLizUSA Betsy DeVos, Education Secretary: Mrs. DeVos submitted her resignation to President Trump on the evening of Thursday Jan. 7. Because #TrumpsACrook

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If #Trump were innocent these folks would not have resigned https://t.co/JwyVmFoeC5

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@jaketapper In January 2020, Andrew Peek was escorted from White House grounds pending a security-related
investigation. The National Security Council was in search of a third Director of Europe and Russia in a year and the fourth occupant overall. It was always #TrumpRussia

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@GOP In January 2020, Andrew Peek was escorted from White House grounds pending a security-related
investigation. The National Security Council was in search of a third Director of Europe and Russia in a year and the fourth occupant overall. It was always #TrumpRussia

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@GeorgePapa19 In January 2020, Andrew Peek was escorted from White House grounds pending a security-related
investigation. The National Security Council was in search of a third Director of Europe and Russia in a year and the fourth occupant overall. It was always #TrumpRussia

[kim o - Never Vote Republican @kmeeo]

Obviously they do have a home in the Republican Party Ronna, because I haven’t head that she was expelled from Congress.

You can’t have it both ways. Being complicit means you stand with MTG.

#wtpBLUE
#FreshResists

[Jaime Harrison @harrisonjaime]

.@GOPChairwoman is doing that @GOPLeader training- how to run from reporters asking about your bigoted members. Ton of work chairing a party that roots for Putin, hangs out w/ white supremacists & tries to stop the first Black woman for serving on the Sup Court. #FraudFearFascism

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@GOPLeader In January 2020, Andrew Peek was escorted from White House grounds pending a security-related
investigation. The National Security Council was in search of a third Director of Europe and Russia in a year and the fourth occupant overall. It was always #TrumpRussia