Moving beyond the attack on the Capitol has become a central approach for congressional Republicans who have enthusiastically re-embraced Trump after his 2020 defeat and his attempts to overturn Biden’s win.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-21 18:31:31">January 21, 2025 at 6:31 PM EST</time>

Moving beyond the attack on the Capitol has become a central approach for congressional Republicans who have enthusiastically re-embraced Trump after his 2020 defeat and his attempts to overturn Bi…{ai:summary}<p>Congressional Republicans are shifting focus from the Capitol attack, re-embracing Trump following his 2020 election defeat and efforts to contest Biden's victory. This marks a significant pivot in their strategy moving forward. #politics</p>

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