President Biden and his top economic aides brushed aside criticism from Republicans and vowed to forge ahead with the administration’s $1.9 trillion stimulus package on Friday, saying it was critical for a flagging economic recovery and popular with voters https://t.co/sG3dR9rk1p

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) January 30, 2021

Democrats are discussing a path to bypass Republicans and approve an aggressive coronavirus relief package on a party-line basis as prospects for bipartisan support for President Biden's top priority diminish. https://t.co/mLZyXPNRlF

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 30, 2021

Biden admin. orders additional 200 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine, a move that could provide enough doses for nearly every American to get fully inoculated by the end of the summer, a senior admin. official says. https://t.co/AJzhLFkoAI

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 30, 2021

Biden’s Covid-19 team spent its first 10 days working through an unsolved mystery: what happened to 20 million vaccine doses, missing somewhere in the distribution pipeline.https://t.co/WTzGNOlsPd via @tylerpager @adamcancryn @JoanneKenen

— Sudeep Reddy (@Reddy) January 30, 2021

President Biden and Senate Democrats are vetting civil rights lawyers and public defenders to nominate as judges, embarking on a mission to shape the courts after Republicans overhauled them in the last four years.

⁦@sahilkapur⁩ reports https://t.co/dbOepU67oU

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 30, 2021

"Trump judges have been put in place specifically to thwart a Democratic agenda. Any talk or hope that the courts will be partners in the restoration of the rule of law is folly." https://t.co/o2pGUuTpz3

— The Nation (@thenation) January 30, 2021

President Joe Biden's moves to fight climate change are aimed at transforming the economy in a way that experts say will eventually change how Americans live. https://t.co/WrHRUPMzlI

— ABC News (@ABC) January 30, 2021

Looking for more? Take a deep dive in our coverage of GameStop, Robinhood and amateur investors’ battle with hedge funds on Wall Street this week: https://t.co/ZdRU0sKm5g

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 30, 2021

.@RudyGiuliani's latest claim is that the insurrection was a false flag operation organized by The Lincoln Project. https://t.co/Sq6V7dvbtc

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) January 30, 2021

Even Steve Bannon isn’t buying Giuliani’s latest conspiracy that members of the Lincoln Project are to blame for the insurrection. Co-founder of @ProjectLincoln @SteveSchmidtSES says he plans to sue: “it won't be a frivolous lawsuit…what he said was ludicrous & untrue." #velshi pic.twitter.com/DXYndqsez0

— Ali Velshi (@AliVelshi) January 30, 2021

.@RudyGiuliani has relentlessly endangered our democracy in service to a career criminal, traitorous Trump by spreading disinformation & the Big Lie.
Ukraine stayed quiet during Trump-era pressures. Now it’s sharing some Giuliani tales. https://t.co/qrC4QAZN3X

— Richard Signorelli (@richsignorelli) January 30, 2021

Marjorie Taylor Greene touts call with Trump amid growing backlash https://t.co/jKCpFiQNBr pic.twitter.com/efGTuLvlRk

— The Hill (@thehill) January 30, 2021

Greene, under fire for her past social media posts, including suggesting the Parkland massacre was a staged event, says she had a supportive phone call with Trump today. pic.twitter.com/OPy5BVmjRN

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) January 30, 2021

Will take a bit for most to realize it. But with this call Trump has made Greene de facto leader of the House GOP caucus. She speaks for him and he supports her. So she is untouchable. Nominal leaders like McCarthy will fall in line and take her lead because they answer to Trump.

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) January 30, 2021

They are losing moderate voters, and importantly corporate donors. A loss of 20% of either, certainly both, will be catastrophic going into next cycle. Lots of damaging news yet to come out. Econ looking at big rebound 3+4Q.

— Steve Henley (@_Steve_Henley) January 30, 2021

Where @oliverdarcy is I am too. And I would add one thing. Intra-party conflict — including "warfare" among factions — is a familiar story line in political journalism. One party in a two-party system turns anti-democratic is not. There's a tool kit for one, not for the other. pic.twitter.com/gNsOPCfhDe

— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) January 30, 2021

The question for '22 is the other side of the equation: how motivated will Ds be to turn out without Trump in office anymore?

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) January 29, 2021

Just a reminder that Publix refused to donate to the Parkland victims fund but contributed $100K to @GovRonDeSantis right before he gave Publix the sole rights to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine. https://t.co/fgMn817lok

— Andrew Weinstein (@Weinsteinlaw) January 30, 2021

Confidence is high that a slow moving winter storm will impact much of the Eastern US Saturday afternoon-Tuesday night, but considerable uncertainty remains, especially along the I-95 corridor regarding the rain-snow line and precisely where the heaviest snow will fall. pic.twitter.com/mP9fSdMuOI

— NWS Eastern Region (@NWSEastern) January 30, 2021

“Watching a car crash in slow motion” – a quote from an EU diplomat. My latest blog on EU problems with its covid vaccine programme and how the Brexit Deal on Northern Ireland got tangled up in it: https://t.co/gWAyk9LhRu

— Katya Adler (@BBCkatyaadler) January 30, 2021

"Trade officials said the blunder was caused by concerns among EU health officials that Northern Ireland could become a hub for illicit shipments of vaccine to the UK from the EU. However… there aren't stocks of vaccine in Ireland to be shipped anywhere"https://t.co/wRWOfUxSwj

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) January 30, 2021

Ok, but the main story is actually one of generous cooperation on the part of HMG, which is to be welcomed. https://t.co/yIp19nkFa7

— Daniel Keohane (@KeohaneDan) January 30, 2021

The EU/EC clearly made an error last night, as all political actors sometimes do, and quickly corrected. Suggestions that this adds weight to (n.b. pre-existing) demands to "replace" the NIP (with what?) or for the UK itself to use A16 are entirely bogus. https://t.co/NgJpT2yKN8

— Chris Grey (@chrisgreybrexit) January 30, 2021

Just what we needed, a new strain of nationalism – the vaccine kind https://t.co/frcGpYSgvo

— Alan m frost (@Alanmfrost1) January 30, 2021

The corrosive Brexit effect that has seeped into the pandemic https://t.co/F4x1eTpGeb

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 30, 2021

The kind of story to which most of UK media seems allergic, a news blackout for which government is so grateful …. A Month on From Brexit, U.K. Firms Are Being Slowly Ground Down – Bloomberg https://t.co/aHq5ySqlaH

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) January 30, 2021

UK firms plan to shift across Channel after Brexit chaos https://t.co/aVJtiinA0N

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2021

UK applies to join trans-Pacific trade group https://t.co/g4ffBmfkNd

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 30, 2021

On the plus side, we’re only 41% stupid and 4.5 years ago we were 52% stupid, so we’re getting better.

— Robert Clark (@rdsclark) January 30, 2021

Five hours is a long time in politics.

— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) January 29, 2021

After outcry, EU reverses plan to restrict vaccine exports through Irish border https://t.co/alUYWXS0Yl pic.twitter.com/BNKvHvDV8a

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 29, 2021

EU risks reopening Brexit wounds with Northern Irish vaccine controls https://t.co/wx3B598gE1 via @IanWishart @AlbertoNardelli @DaraDoy pic.twitter.com/y9e7JFLowk

— Zoe Schneeweiss (@ZSchneeweiss) January 29, 2021

BREAKING: The EU has introduced controls to prevent the export of COVID-19 vaccines from the bloc to Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has accused the EU of "an incredible act of hostility".

More: https://t.co/lG3aSyp9tT pic.twitter.com/Bjx42aPFP3

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 29, 2021

Irish PM expresses concerns to EU chief over Northern Ireland protocol move https://t.co/lbwG7RSdvV pic.twitter.com/afWrHJfHuw

— Reuters UK (@ReutersUK) January 29, 2021

Come on now – are we expected to fall for that one… 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

And even if that was true – essentially it means the most senior people in the EU Commission don’t understand the political implications – which would be worrying https://t.co/Lh9oL14x4l

— Darren McCaffrey (@DarrenEuronews) January 29, 2021

“We’ve triggered Article 16 by mistake” https://t.co/AIXYXt8zbG pic.twitter.com/6hdjeCfixq

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) January 29, 2021

NEW: Brussels to withdraw incendiary plan floated hours ago to use new vaccine export curbs to in effect create a hard border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland, per EU officials. "It was an error. We are changing it," said one EU official of the abortive plan.

— Michael Peel (@Mikepeeljourno) January 29, 2021

was it, aye? https://t.co/N9VEdztReH

— Sarah Creighton 🍂 (@Saraita101) January 29, 2021

EU Com statement tonight confirming NI Protocol Art 16, safeguard clause, will not be triggered.
Welcome news, but lessons should be learned; the Protocol is not something to be tampered with lightly, it’s an essential, hard won compromise, protecting peace & trade for many. pic.twitter.com/QLKpfhR9Yt

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 29, 2021

"In the process of finalisation of this measure, the Commission will ensure that the Ireland / Northern Ireland Protocol is unaffected. The Commission is not triggering the safeguard clause."https://t.co/TIGX5Tw4Pv pic.twitter.com/EPFYCslAxl

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) January 29, 2021

Or scissors

— MLAs And The Like (@MLAsAndTheLike) January 29, 2021

And this is the central problem.

There’s only so many doses to go around, and it appears AZ can’t meet its commitments to both the UK and the EU in Q1.

If the EU backs down, it means EU citizens won’t get the doses they were promised.

This is only going to get uglier.

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) January 29, 2021

Didn’t today show how hard that would be in practice, with one state in the EU and the other out?

Just don’t think it’s feasible post-Brexit… https://t.co/UhbVJiaYeR

— Daniel Keohane (@KeohaneDan) January 29, 2021

Unbelievable if, as John reports, 👇🏼EU took this action without talking to Irish govt – after all the talk of avoiding a hard border and respecting Dublin https://t.co/pXlteXzu9S

— Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) January 29, 2021

What’s remarkable, this is not even the most reckless thing the Commission did this week. Remember when it threatened to block vaccine exports to the world — destroying the principles the EU is built on and it’s soft power (as a palatable alternative to China and the US). https://t.co/boS3FRiyKJ

— Andrew Beatty (@AndrewBeatty) January 29, 2021

I mean, it’s not an unpopular opinion here. The pragmatic case for EU membership (aside from any financial repercussions from the shock etc) was always “I’d rather be inside the tent pissing out than have the tent pissing on me”

— . (@twlldun) January 29, 2021

I don't know why leave voters think this is some kind of a gotcha moment? Like 90% of the pro EU case was 'its better to be directing things on the inside than receiving them on the outside'. Fact is, none of this drama would be happening to us if we were a member state 🤷‍♂️

— Alex Powell (@APowellLaw) January 29, 2021

As a 110% remainer – I’m gritting my teeth at the wild antics of @EU_Commission tonight. pic.twitter.com/1e9qASjrcA

— Rosmer | Black Lives Matter (@DrRosmer) January 29, 2021

The 2nd Johnson was the brains behind the operation.

— GMcK (@GerMcK1976) January 29, 2021

In amongst all of the vaccine news and the EU/UK/NI discord it’s been easy to miss the news yet another appalling day of deaths. 1,245 added to the official tally. 104,371 now.

The 7 day average only just beginning to edge down.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) January 29, 2021

🚨 WOW 🚨
Northern Ireland administered 20,847 first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine yesterday, smashing the previous daily record of 11,866. That's 1.11% of the population *in a single day*

— Peter Donaghy (@peterdonaghy) January 29, 2021

JUST IN: Judge orders tax lawyers to hand over Trump organization docs to NY AG https://t.co/J4PQUCa4bx pic.twitter.com/yymEeLfrOo

— The Hill (@thehill) January 29, 2021

“The legal terms” — treason, insurrection, sedition — “may seem archaic, and sometimes have been misused or abused, but that should not blunt their precise relevance to our unfortunate contemporary situation.” @JeannieSGersen has rightly invoked them here.https://t.co/GxNpy1Pwz0

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) January 29, 2021

Palm Beach is conducting a legal review of Donald Trump's residency at Mar-a-Lago https://t.co/nT90iX36di pic.twitter.com/CdEeq35jpS

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 29, 2021

Legal experts believe Steve Bannon might now be called as a government witness to testify against the three men who were indicted with Bannon.

Assuming Bannon accepted his pardon, he could not invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.https://t.co/oGorg6Vc7u

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 29, 2021

January 6th: Let’s have trial by combat!

January 29th: It was the Lincoln Project’s fault. pic.twitter.com/S2fWZ3P9vD

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) January 29, 2021

Attorneys for the Lincoln Project must be chomping at the bit to go after Rudy Giuliani. Trump’s personal lawyer has accused the anti-Trump group of helping to plan the insurrection at the Capitol. https://t.co/Xpexzfl2j5

— NewsandGuts (@NewsandGuts) January 30, 2021

"Trump may have jetted off to Florida urging those he left behind to 'Have a nice life,' but the stigma of his political brand will not be so easy for his former aides to escape" https://t.co/RFsijqTHuT

— Timothy Aeppel (@TimAeppel) January 29, 2021

Dems: Stop handwringing about Trump's trial. The process is manageable. It won't take up too much time or attention. You have a duty to provide a *complete* accounting of Trump's appalling misconduct and make Republicans confront it. @paulwaldman1 and me:https://t.co/NMDSwLn4Rc

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 29, 2021

Trump reportedly fixated on taking down Liz Cheney after she voted to impeach him https://t.co/Tx58dtoolL via @Yahoo

— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) January 29, 2021

GOP group launches billboards demanding Cruz and Hawley resign https://t.co/hIF9sH0VZJ

— The Independent (@Independent) January 29, 2021

The GOP struck a bad bargain. That’s how it got stuck with Marjorie Taylor Greene. https://t.co/Ssd00ufnbC

— Martina Navratilova (@Martina) January 29, 2021

"I said she has real problems and does not represent, at least what I think of as, someone who would be allowed even in a big-tented party."

"I mean, at some point, you have to say, 'No shoes, no shirt, no service.'" https://t.co/hthV0kiF1j

— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) January 29, 2021

SCOOP. We have video of a Stop the Steal organizer calling for the "execution" of Trump's foes.

This Trumper, Alan Hostetter, helped organize & finance one of the rallies leading up to the Jan. 6 march that turned into the murderous raid on the Capitol. pic.twitter.com/ICpVwbo5xC

— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) January 29, 2021

House Republicans who voted to impeach face backlash at home in test of Trump's staying power https://t.co/QPrZ52hfDb pic.twitter.com/MKYd4uwT17

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 29, 2021

The Republican Party is no longer salvageable—at least a sane center-right version the country needs as an alternative. I resisted accepting this for a long time. But Trump, Jan 6, Greene et al made me face it. Not sure what’s next & best, or how to get there. #RepublicanParty

— Larry Sabato (@LarrySabato) January 29, 2021

The Pentagon is suspending the processing of dozens of last-minute appointments made by President Trump to advisory boards. Given Trump's habit of promoting loyalists at the expense of expertise, a careful review of those appointments seems in order. https://t.co/Gl9jRZA8Fb

— Noah Bookbinder (@NoahBookbinder) January 29, 2021

JOB ONE: Biden tackles Covid. Preview of this week's @Sho_TheCircus Sunday at 8PM! pic.twitter.com/DlHs7TdaCb

— alexwagner (@alexwagner) January 29, 2021

About 1.2 million vaccine doses are being administered every day in the U.S., with Alaska, West Virginia and Connecticut inoculating people at the highest rates. https://t.co/3p2T7XRuHd pic.twitter.com/OuR0tYJ38t

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 29, 2021

Putin has signed a law ratifying the extension of a key arms control treaty with the US, the last major pact of its kind after America pulled out of a separate nuclear arms control agreement under the Trump administration https://t.co/VxOlMU9zRE

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) January 29, 2021

BREAKING: Most Americans blame the former president – and white supremacy – for the Capitol insurrection. Via new @PRRIpoll.https://t.co/Wn5EZ7xGqu

— Robert P. Jones (@robertpjones) January 28, 2021

The insurrection happened not because they thought the election was stolen, but because they thought they had the right to enforce their view through violence. They rejected the idea of living w/ an outcome they didn’t like.

When Trump calls them, they will come.

— Pam Keith, Esq. (@PamKeithFL) January 28, 2021

True. Ditto Matt Gaetz or Kevin McCarthy, or Madison Cawthorn, or Jim Jordan or a majority of GOP members of Congress. The minimum accountability necessary is admitting they lied.

Charlie Sykes: Brian Sicknick Would Be Alive If Trump Hadn't Lied https://t.co/TUKvHummZj

— Sarah Longwell (@SarahLongwell25) January 28, 2021

Again and again the GOP has decision points. They’re all the same. They couldn’t draw a line at the insurrection. With that decision they’re now on to mocking reps who feared they’d be murdered, defending reps who applauded the violence, making pilgrimages to seek the support …

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) January 28, 2021

.@NicolleDWallace on some members of the GOP and fmr. Pres. Trump: “I think they are now covering up for a president who is today a clear and present domestic security threat to every American.”https://t.co/HqXr6jJdev

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 28, 2021

Amazingly, GOP leaders think holding Trump accountable for insurrection would cost them new voters he's brought in.

McConnell is backing off separating GOP from Trump due to this calculation.

And @tripgabriel reports GOP leaders in PA think this too:https://t.co/DTlzGomy5h pic.twitter.com/ah8GjFg342

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 28, 2021

Meanwhile in Palm Beach pic.twitter.com/OVRP9QnaoW

— Kevin Liptak (@Kevinliptakcnn) January 28, 2021

FLASHBACK: Republican House majority leader to his GOP colleagues in 2016: ‘I think Putin pays’ Trump https://t.co/3ND4YeL9jW

— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) January 28, 2021

If Trump runs for president in 2024 he will be running against democracy and his campaign will be an existential threat to America as we know it. Today's love-fest with McCarthy suggests it's not off the table, especially if GOP does well in midterms.

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 28, 2021

As some Republicans continue to defend fmr. Pres. Trump, @chucktodd says that the GOP is running the risk of "becoming known as the party that is actively embracing political violence." https://t.co/M3G5EFUh9i

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 28, 2021

I have questions about Rep. Greene's theory that the California wildfires were started by the Rothschilds using a space laser in order to clear land for high-speed rail https://t.co/mZ2nL5luwz

— Jonathan Chait (@jonathanchait) January 28, 2021

House speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized Republicans for their support of Marjorie Taylor Greene. On the security of members in Congress, she said ‘we will probably need a supplemental for more security for members when the enemy is within the House of Representatives’ pic.twitter.com/z1SFcTO78Y

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 28, 2021

As if we all didn't have motive enough already to loathe Congressman Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida, here's the latest reason: he's making Liz Cheney into a victim. https://t.co/NyiyBkRaKw

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) January 28, 2021

This is not "pandering to the base." They love this! They're into it. This is what they believe in and stand for. https://t.co/DyNvfmpHt5

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 28, 2021

The biggest question Dems face may be whether they're ready to accept the implications of the GOP's worsening radicalization. If they aren't ready to nuke the filibuster if need be to unwind GOP countermajoritarian advantages, it could be disastrous:https://t.co/9egemSj1we

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 28, 2021

Sen. Portman is utterly disingenuous. Work with us on a rescue package he says! OK, they are and all they get is no. Where is the GOP counteroffer?https://t.co/EeupzFZU6Y

— Jennifer 'America is Back' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) January 28, 2021

Elizabeth Warren is correct here. It goes deeper than Robinhood in all likelihood, but yes, Robinhood can steal all your money and then hold a trial in front of arbitrator it hires. All corporations can do this, because of the GOP and the Supreme Court. https://t.co/attvPqNWQt

— Matt Stoller (@matthewstoller) January 28, 2021

U.S. panel to hold hearing on GameStop, other social-media driven stock trading https://t.co/lZZDe0cecd pic.twitter.com/A7yqcR3i5N

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 28, 2021

Alexis Ohanian says GameStop stock market war is ‘seminal moment’ for finance https://t.co/yKuMIU1iCE

— The Independent (@Independent) January 28, 2021

Lovely to have all these new followers .. can we just check that you know that you’re following The World Wide Robin Hood Society in Nottingham and not the Robin Hood App .. if so .. a big welcome from Sherwood 🙌

— Robin Hood (@robinhood) January 28, 2021

Boris Johnson's Scotland trip proves essential to nobody | John Crace https://t.co/enYEsGhZD6

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 28, 2021

Is Boris Johnson an asset or a liability for the union of the UK?https://t.co/3ULroZA9c3

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) January 28, 2021

Boris Johnson reported to Scottish police for day trip https://t.co/iDU3j9tngK

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 28, 2021

Guardian front page, Friday 29 January 2021: EU could block millions of Covid vaccine doses from entering UK pic.twitter.com/r25UQyWUtc

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 28, 2021

‘Brexit has made a united Ireland more likely, the Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon has stated.’ https://t.co/hbai3pvSJn

— Colin Harvey (@cjhumanrights) January 28, 2021

Why Brexit will cause the collapse of the United Kingdom – writes Mary Dejevsky https://t.co/vswQiSn6Qm

— The Independent (@Independent) January 28, 2021

The EU’s Covid-19 vaccination plan is nearing crisis point after several regions suspended inoculations over the shortage of jabs and Brussels moved to restrict exports of vaccines to conserve stocks https://t.co/cyzHi7ffpq

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 28, 2021

“Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he doesn’t want border ‘restrictions’ for medicines, but that’s what his government is doing.”

Johnson’s government placed export restrictions on about 100 medicines that can be used for covid. https://t.co/ZKiDfdwIiW

— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) January 28, 2021

New: in the third full week of January 65% of the lorries travelling from the UK to the EU via France were empty. Trade across the English Channel – a vital freight route – is depressed and Brexit is in part to blame. Full story here: https://t.co/Mh4sl8Kqv1

— Joel Hills (@ITVJoel) January 28, 2021

"The process unleashed by a man barely able to comb his own hair is now underway and completely out of control. We are essentially in free fall. Businesses are doing whatever is needed to survive and nobody knows what the end state will be." https://t.co/lDL0pdE2xj

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) January 28, 2021

Samantha Cameron complains of impact of Brexit on her fashion business https://t.co/mTaodceorA

— The Independent (@Independent) January 28, 2021

First inaugural EU-UK meeting since Brexit 'postponed' after bloc's diplomatic status is downgraded https://t.co/4TdMYcP5Cc

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 28, 2021

Right-Wing Extremists Could Be Planning More Attacks, According To A National Terror Alert

“Information suggests that some ideologically-motivated violent extremists…could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence,” according to DHS. https://t.co/aFZFz5uT9d

— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) January 27, 2021

NOTE: This @wsj article “DHS Issues National Terrorism Alert…” shows Intel analysts finally reoriented to domestic terror threats. I warned on ⁦⁦@RealTimers⁩ in Nov. the threat of a #TrumpInsurgency is real. Heed that a warning. Trouble is ahead https://t.co/Py54tMgPhF

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) January 27, 2021

2/
– belief in a false reality
– deep feeling of humiliation and victimization

What’s different and more dangerous about the domestic terror threat is that a former US president willfully echoes their rhetoric & feeds their anger.

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) January 27, 2021

Cotton calls for removal of National Guard from DC https://t.co/ukoNsbPbOt pic.twitter.com/6p9kIoHSbn

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2021

I'm sorry, Ms. McDaniel, but,
On WHAT planet,
is the attempted violent overthrow of our government
NOT an important issue for Americans & Congress?

— JoanWayne Esq. (@EsqJoanwayne) January 27, 2021

Fmr. DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff on Sen. Hawley's attempt to block Mayorkas' consideration: "It's bitterly ironic that the senator who lodged this effort to delay the new DHS secretary was the one who was gave kind of a fist encouragement to the insurrectionists on Jan. 6th." pic.twitter.com/R0SbOn8zC2

— Nicole Sganga (@NicoleSganga) January 27, 2021

Trump engaged in a two month long effort to overturn the election results–an attempted usurpation that culminated in a violent insurrection. Much of the GOP supported his effort. Maybe this is worth more than a few hurried days of the Senate's time?https://t.co/rfiVvr0XCC

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) January 27, 2021

Opinion | Fred Wertheimer: Trump's Capitol mob gives Senate Democrats the momentum to enact historic reforms. https://t.co/W2boZu2WHU – @NBCNewsTHINK

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 27, 2021

Republican National Committee head declines to encourage former President Trump to run again in 2024, saying the GOP would stay neutral in the presidential primary. RNC Chairman Ronna McDaniel also describes the QAnon conspiracy theory as “dangerous.”https://t.co/Xa9EF9pgGK

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 27, 2021

“This time, there is no excuse. Trump is no longer president: there are no judges; no tax cuts to be signed; no regulations to be slashed. Mexico is never going to pay for the f*cking wall. There aren’t even tweets.”
— @SykesCharliehttps://t.co/0or6wCTZQY

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) January 27, 2021

McConnell himself has reportedly said in private that this was an impeachable offense, but he voted with Paul to prevent conviction for Trump’s actions. That’s the sort of hypocrisy and intellectual contortion for which McConnell is infamous.https://t.co/kTwVzKsU9y

— Jennifer 'America is Back' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) January 27, 2021

In case you wondered what would become of the Republican Party after Trump tried to overturn the will of the voters by agitating for a bloody coup attempt: Kevin McCarthy is heading to Mar-a-Lago.

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) January 27, 2021

The House minority leader plans to meet with former President Trump as part of an effort to get back into Trump's good graces, a source says https://t.co/nLZRWmrfGd

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) January 27, 2021

We'll be able to figure out pretty quickly now how much of their business was because people really loved the hotel and how much was because lobbyists and GOP candidates wanted Trump to know just how much they were putting directly into his pocket. https://t.co/CLkUgHPBIA

— S.V. Dáte (@svdate) January 27, 2021

1. In retrospect the failed putsch of Jan. 6 was likely the last chance the GOP party elite had of severing ties with Trump. They could have coalesced around a quick removal (either through 25 Amendment or impeachment). Instead the party is becoming more Trumpified than ever.

— Jeet Heer (@HeerJeet) January 27, 2021

106 bills introduced in 28 states already this year to restrict voting access, finds @BrennanCenter

That's 3x as high as last year

GOP weaponizing Trump's lies to make it harder to votehttps://t.co/0WwCkuDEmy pic.twitter.com/tpr9fZeOhP

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) January 27, 2021

Tens of thousands of voters drop Republican affiliation after Capitol riot https://t.co/WuHG3ytcxO pic.twitter.com/ekbQTgBg3E

— The Hill (@thehill) January 27, 2021

The FT View: Boris Johnson’s government was slow to recognise the seriousness of Covid-19, slow to mobilise resources and slow to impose border restrictions.

It is not too early to learn the lessons from Britain's 100,000 death toll https://t.co/amQnaFath3

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 27, 2021

"We just dithered too much and didn’t take it seriously enough at the beginning" – one virologist's response to how the UK reached 100k Covid deaths.
Analysis of this sobering moment here by @TimRoss_1 & me
https://t.co/a60wylINUJ

— Emily Ashton (@elashton) January 27, 2021

Boris Johnson reserves right to carry on without learning anything | John Crace https://t.co/KSCldOkliR

— John Crace (@JohnJCrace) January 27, 2021

These dangerous cultists need to be arrested, charged and prosecuted. If convicted, they should face long terms of imprisonment for public protection. https://t.co/0EEWVSOOC9

— Brexit Buster (@BrexitBuster) January 27, 2021

Britain and the EU are fighting over scarce coronavirus vaccines, opening a nationalist competition that could poison relations.https://t.co/ZsLtXvDC0i

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 27, 2021

Thursday’s Star: “Squeaky bum time” #BBCPapers #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/7FuHsAa3Vz pic.twitter.com/uInqlRpOOG

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) January 27, 2021

The latest consequence of Brexit-related border chaos: 100k extra pigs stuck on UK farms that can't be sold. No, I'm not telling porkies. Scoop from @pmdfoster @JudithREvans https://t.co/zqeIMSr8Zg pic.twitter.com/66vkBU0igF

— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) January 27, 2021

‘They only had four years to prepare for #Brexit and it’s a total embarrassment. It will cause job losses and have a detrimental effect on our ability to export.’ https://t.co/2ZGKfvpMph

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 27, 2021

Here's your Brexit bonus: "If customs duty is due, the rate will vary depending on the exact nature of the product. To find out, you have to consult https://t.co/9jFQcU9rHO. Allow several hours and a stiff drink."https://t.co/1RddQrfaYm

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) January 27, 2021

Get Brexit Done was the lie of the century.

Watch: Brexit negotiations could continue for 50 years
“I think we’re going to be in non-stop negotiations for at least 50 years the Swiss started in the mid-seventies & have never stopped negotiating with EU"https://t.co/9EP7pVGIy0

— BremainInSpain (@BremainInSpain) January 27, 2021

The wild ride of The Telegraph colliding with the consequences of the Brexit it campaigned so hard to get. pic.twitter.com/VLuHwxuoVy

— Mic Wright 🏳️‍🌈🌋🏴‍☠️ (@brokenbottleboy) January 27, 2021

"This UK government still does not understand the positive contribution EU citizens can make to Britain!" https://t.co/5B7kSMwUUk

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 27, 2021

I'll stick to Marmite. pic.twitter.com/5Gvq2oHk1B

— Julie D Irwin (@JDIrwinbooks) January 27, 2021

More than 100,000 Britons have died from the coronavirus pandemic, official data showed, a grim new milestone. The country has lost more people to the virus than the number of civilians who were killed in World War Two https://t.co/NPyvhyevsw pic.twitter.com/gJtXblgAGJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 26, 2021

'We truly did everything that we could, and continue to do everything that we can, to minimise loss of life and to minimise suffering' says @BorisJohnson as the UK reaches 100,000 reported Covid deaths https://t.co/2xH2nToWce pic.twitter.com/CzvmL9DiqH

— ITV News (@itvnews) January 26, 2021

UK's 'tsunami' of grief as coronavirus deaths pass 100,000 https://t.co/bUlpedgzPq

— The Independent (@Independent) January 26, 2021

‘We did everything we could’ pic.twitter.com/KK2m5Il6tO

— Paul Johnson (@paul__johnson) January 26, 2021

Last April, much-maligned, Neil Ferguson warned of 100,000 coronavirus deaths if UK lockdown lifted early https://t.co/SOzZVEh5pC via @MailOnline

— Peter Jukes 💙 (@peterjukes) January 26, 2021

The truly sobering statistic is that half of the 100,000 deaths have happened since November. The virus was not “unprecedented” then; we’d had the precedent of the preceding nine months.

— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) January 26, 2021

100,000 dead, and I keep thinking about those gobshite grifters pushing their anti-vaxx / Covid hoax snake oil – thereby mocking the relentless graft of the NHS frontline. They should be ashamed of themselves.

— Sue Perkins 💙 (@sueperkins) January 26, 2021

No weddings and 100,000 funerals. What a year 😢#DowningStreetBriefing #ToryCovidCatastrophe pic.twitter.com/4G71eSHSOY

— Paul Burgon (@burgon_paul) January 26, 2021

From nurses to shopkeepers, doctors to bus drivers – more than 100,000 people have died during the coronavirus pandemic.

Thank you to those families who have told us about their loved ones.

We invite you to share your tributes and stories too. https://t.co/Mrpx3ttbsI

— BBC_HaveYourSay (@BBC_HaveYourSay) January 26, 2021

It’s not just Boris Johnson who bears responsibility for the UK’s catastrophic performance. Rishi Sunak recklessly encouraged workers back to offices, diners to eat out and lobbied against strict restrictions. https://t.co/9tBCa6nbFJ

— George Eaton (@georgeeaton) January 26, 2021

My bit on Boris Johnson's glacial decision-making, and the latest shittery from the “Covid Recovery Group”, who don’t get to have it both ways https://t.co/z8sbmBBGOy

— Marina Hyde (@MarinaHyde) January 26, 2021

Thousands sign petition to cancel the £120m ‘Festival of Brexit’ planned by the Tories https://t.co/EibIJq4NKY

— The Independent (@Independent) January 26, 2021

The Senate has voted 55-45 to reject a Republican effort to stop Trump's impeachment trial https://t.co/AXNkJI28p8 pic.twitter.com/aJHsnIAlbl

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 26, 2021

McConnell votes with Rand Paul that an impeachment trial of an ex-president is unconstitutional

— Andrew Desiderio (@AndrewDesiderio) January 26, 2021

On impeachment (with a handful of exceptions), the GOP has basically gone from pretending nothing leading up to January 6th happened, to pretending January 6th didn't happen either.

— John A. Daly (@JohnDalyBooks) January 26, 2021

The Senate vote on whether to convict Trump should be a secret ballot.

If Republican senators had integrity and if Trump supporters were peaceful, this wouldn’t be necessary. But they don't and they’re not — so here we are. pic.twitter.com/eqw8PhHbo0

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) January 26, 2021

Senate Rules Are Carved In Stone — Until They’re Not: The Filibuster Fight Is Just Beginning https://t.co/uXrjN9eBKt pic.twitter.com/PeokLBQdt8

— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) January 26, 2021

NEW: Senators Tim Kaine & Susan Collins are privately pitching their colleagues on a bipartisan resolution censuring former President Trump, three sources familiar with the discussions tell @axioshttps://t.co/uLfbvv9OIV

— Alayna Treene (@alaynatreene) January 26, 2021

Ron Johnson says he shares Rob Portman’s concerns about the divisive and rancorous atmosphere of national politics, for which he disavows responsibility: “No, I don’t believe I’ve contributed to this at all.”

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) January 26, 2021

"In one post, from January 2019, Greene liked a comment that said 'a bullet to the head would be quicker' to remove House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. In other posts, Greene liked comments about executing FBI agents who, in her eyes, were part of the 'deep state' working against Trump." https://t.co/7nXBCnwfP2

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 26, 2021

Yeah, we'll see about that.https://t.co/Im0EVTDqe2

— Thor Benson (@thor_benson) January 26, 2021

This is probably not a good omen. https://t.co/ZmscyEEPIo

— Hawk Guy (@iowhawk) January 26, 2021

Earlier Tuesday, @SenatorLeahy was sworn in to preside over the impeachment trial. https://t.co/KJfofzXriV https://t.co/BPPAxkXfcW

— Staci D Kramer (@sdkstl) January 26, 2021

Watch as the House Impeachment Managers, led by the House Clerk and the Acting House Sergeant at Arms, participate in a procession ceremony to deliver the article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate. https://t.co/tjBAmFe44R

— Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) January 26, 2021

"The math is you need two-thirds to convict…that means you need 17 Republicans to vote that Donald Trump is guilty and vote to convict him. I see that as almost a zero percent probability," @jonkarl says on the likelihood of the Senate convicting former Pres. Trump. pic.twitter.com/luBzF8oj16

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) January 26, 2021

The House of Representatives will formally charge ex-President Donald Trump with inciting insurrection in a fiery speech to his followers, signaling the start of his second impeachment trial https://t.co/aTwdiGHkvr pic.twitter.com/M0OZZFy0sZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 25, 2021

Outside the Senate chamber.
January 6, 2021.
January 25, 2021. pic.twitter.com/DmxTw5ePXo

— The '60s at 60 (@the_60s_at_60) January 26, 2021

Sen. Leahy is expected to preside over the second impeachment trial of former Pres. Trump instead of Chief Justice Roberts.https://t.co/NyNJLoRz2l

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2021

Contours of trial take shape but question loom. Expectation is it’ll take a chunk of February – though not 21 days like 2020 trial. Uncertain witnesses will be called. Leahy will preside. Was Roberts asked? “You can ask the Chief Justice that,” he told me https://t.co/JgaxVa031f

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) January 25, 2021

Analysis | The GOP’s looming impeachment strategy: Focus on the Constitution, not Trump https://t.co/4TjOfZVakR

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 23, 2021

"We've seen today, essentially a media blitz by impeachment managers… trying to marshal public opinion and public support to keep pushing this impeachment forwards. That's gonna be a core challenge… over the next 2 weeks" – @GarrettHaake w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/lwCM3lfPXX

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) January 25, 2021

A group of U.S. House members that includes Joaquin Castro will transmit article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the U.S. Senate tonight.

John Cornyn and Ted Cruz have called the trial "vindictive." https://t.co/QOqpRJCcsD

— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) January 25, 2021

NEW POLL: Majority support Trump impeachment, want Senate conviction https://t.co/m6kgp63N8c pic.twitter.com/Hb0nChPN4j

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2021

“In 1876 Secretary of War William Belknap tried to avoid impeachment…by resigning minutes before the House voted on his impeachment. The House impeached him anyway & the Senate concluded that it had the power to try, convict, disqualify former officers.”https://t.co/qc6b36mKUy

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) January 25, 2021

.@HayesBrown: Sen. McConnell delaying Trump's Senate impeachment trial was a gift for Democrats https://t.co/z4DMmOObre

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2021

Playbook SCOOP: Lots of complaints on a GOP conference call Thursday that their phones are ringing off the hook w/ voters & donors demanding they acquit & defend Trump. Now they're demanding guidance from McConnell. Read more on tense call w/ @rachaelmbade https://t.co/YdmJu3D3gq

— Tara Palmeri (@tarapalmeri) January 25, 2021

Democratic impeachment manager won't rule out calling Republican lawmakers as witnesses https://t.co/QqKVmbdHzM pic.twitter.com/OIvP17tMfV

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 25, 2021

Dozens of influential Republicans around Washington — including former top Trump admin officials — have been quietly lobbying GOP members of Congress to impeach and convict Donald Trump. https://t.co/oXS14Kq6iB

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 23, 2021

“He’s scared to death by how corporate America is responding” says Republican consultant Stuart Stevens. But “He’s trying to have it both ways.” Why McConnell Dumped Trump | The New Yorker https://t.co/0BjQ6JFSTj

— Jane Mayer (@JaneMayerNYer) January 23, 2021

“Lawmakers threatened ahead of impeachment trial” is the clearest possible argument to impeach Trump, indict conspirators, expel Hawley and his claque of seditionists.

If you subsidize political terror by allowing it to continue, you will get more of it. https://t.co/1nT0AETn3k

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) January 25, 2021

NEW: The 10 pro-impeachment House Rs are all already facing censure or scolding by hometown GOP leaders or already have primary challenges.

“Trumpism is virtually guaranteed to be a part of the 2022 elections,” says @Ken_Spain.

W/ @katieglueck https://t.co/tSSAj9T7pz

— Reid J. Epstein (@reidepstein) January 23, 2021

So many worked so hard to put government fully in Dem hands so…McConnell could continue to run the Senate? So Manchin could pretend compromise with McConnell is possible?

Do Biden & Dems want to govern for America or not? Because hiding behind McConnell is a terrible look.

— Lara (@LaraSeattle) January 25, 2021

David Fahrenthold says former President Trump’s businesses have not only been crushed by Covid, but that the former president has “lost it all because of what he did on January 6.” https://t.co/efEXIebjw6

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2021

BREAKING: Supreme Court dismisses as moot lawsuits over whether Donald Trump illegally profited off his presidency by accepting payments from foreign and domestic officials who stayed at the Trump International Hotel. https://t.co/1PSsXKP1g0

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 25, 2021

U.S. voting machine company Dominion Voting Systems filed a $1.3 billion lawsuit against Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani, accusing him of defamation in what it called his ‘big lie’ campaign about widespread fraud in the 2020 election https://t.co/zQhkhpz1nk pic.twitter.com/omJBEx0P1n

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 25, 2021

Now that the Supreme Court has let the disgraced ex president run out the clock on emoluments cases, I wonder anew what it was that Trump said to Kennedy at Kavanaugh’s installation that stopped the ex justice in his tracks.🤔 #impeachandconvict pic.twitter.com/ZyCHPyE2QZ

— Christine Pelosi (@sfpelosi) January 25, 2021

Here’s your reminder that we still don’t know who paid off Kavanaugh’s massive debts because he was allowed to violate the financial disclosure law and no one made an issue of it during his confirmation hearing. I personally think Congress owes it to us to hold a hearing on that.

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) January 25, 2021

JUST IN: Senate confirms Yellen as first female Treasury secretary https://t.co/KQ8AuDRyZx pic.twitter.com/SfHplKIXXJ

— The Hill (@thehill) January 25, 2021

Johnson has at best a nodding acquaintance with his own government’s policy. https://t.co/I6lOs2IRFw

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 25, 2021

Salisbury Cathedral is joining Britain’s vaccination drive, and its organists are providing a musical accompaniment. They’re even taking requests. https://t.co/JjjfaBWyVC

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 25, 2021

‘The Tory right’s dogmatism lies behind many of the difficulties we face: the threat to export businesses due to Brexit, renewed pressure on the unions with Scotland and Northern Ireland, weakened public services struggling to cope with the pandemic…’ https://t.co/Eg1D8j8nJD

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 25, 2021

Reacting to the news UK firms are being told to set up in the EU to avoid trade disruption: "We're an international laughing stock and it is entirely self-inflicted." @mrjamesob @LBC pic.twitter.com/asAwGxAZmV

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) January 25, 2021

UK’s role in EU spat over ambassador’s post-Brexit status branded ‘vindictive’ in the Lords https://t.co/QQXQ5ztgy9

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 25, 2021

London and New York financial services treated the same, EU says https://t.co/iRXTjIZt1u pic.twitter.com/Hf8T5VdwYs

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 25, 2021

This will upset people – but the reality is that NI will just source more cheese (and other goods) from Republic which will, over time, exert growing economic gravitational pull over part of U.K….to what exact end remains unclear. #Brexit https://t.co/DZsA2Eqb3Z

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) January 25, 2021

"Even the Telegraph seems to be admitting that Brexit is a disaster – even if that means they’re now desperately casting around for a scapegoat" https://t.co/IKu93x5o11

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 25, 2021

Today was one of the largest and most consequential protests in Russia in a decade. The anger on the streets was palpable and the readiness to fight riot police was unprecedented. And there was a sense that it was about far more than Navalny. My report: https://t.co/GkE3vFAwsk

— Andrew Roth (@Andrew__Roth) January 23, 2021

"Not afraid": Protesters across Russia defy Putin in marches for jailed opposition leader Navalny https://t.co/3gqXAJSSZ8

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 23, 2021

This pro-Navalny protest in Yakutsk in the negative 50C absolutely blows my mind pic.twitter.com/1vnTqxUvtT

— Bakhti Nishanov (@b_nishanov) January 23, 2021

Locking up Navalny on his return from dodging assassination has had the effect of making him the front-and-centre figure of Russian politics, in spite of being banned and banished from media and campaigning. As he must have known https://t.co/1BTihMb0PS

— Doug Saunders (@DougSaunders) January 23, 2021

Russian police detained Yulia Navalnaya, the wife of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, and one of Navalny's closest allies Lyubov Sobol. Police declared the protest rallies in Moscow and other cities illegal and have arrested hundreds of people https://t.co/hFkZ6eFM1T pic.twitter.com/Tui0JNNNJ1

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 23, 2021

Lyubov Sobol, an activist and senior member of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny’s team, was abruptly hauled away by police while speaking with the press during an anti-Putin protest in Moscow.

Over 2,000 Navalny supporters have been arrested. https://t.co/6x9u0J4kIq pic.twitter.com/bezF6ryQ6P

— ABC News (@ABC) January 23, 2021

Biden administration condemns Putin’s attack on the protesters in Russia and calls for the release of @navalny. Big change from you-know-who. Elections have consequences. Maybe even for Putin. #FreeNavalny. pic.twitter.com/Gcp4hxG88S

— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) January 23, 2021

Navalny’s foundation, with limited resources, has done a heroic job of exposing the extravagant corruption of the Putin gang.

Think of how much more could be done if the U.S. government devotes serious resources to the task. https://t.co/p6CLTNByLN

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) January 23, 2021

Biden and his team must accept that Putin will not end his assault on democracy, liberalism, and multilateral institutions anytime soon, @McFaul writes. They must therefore deter and contain Putin’s Russia for the long haul.https://t.co/63tLnPCSUz via @ForeignAffairs

— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) January 23, 2021

NEWS

The president will order DNI Avril Haines to provide him a full intel assessment of Russia’s alleged interference in the 2020 election, use of chemical weapons against Alexei Navalny and bounties on US soldiers in Afghanistan@John_Hudson scoopshttps://t.co/Dwnc8WTsxt

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 21, 2021

"Biden is inheriting a country that is sick and scared and confused and profoundly divided and broken. With more than 410,000 dead and millions of Americans infected, I hope it's not too late."@MollyJongFast https://t.co/HhbAMcMp1Y

— Alexander Nazaryan (@alexnazaryan) January 23, 2021

President Biden promised incoming staffers that he would make equity a central theme of his administration. In his first days in office, he devoted more attention to issues of racial equity than any new president since Lyndon B. Johnson. https://t.co/qwpQ2RV1jh

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 23, 2021

“And with Mr. Biden, a different, more liberal Christianity is ascendant: less focused on sexual politics and more on combating poverty, climate change and racial inequality” https://t.co/3q4mpdZvU5

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) January 23, 2021

67% of voters approve of how Pres. Biden has handled the transition into presidency, @SteveKornacki reports, compared to former Pres. Trump in his "president-elect phase" only receiving 40% of approval from voters. #TrackingKornacki pic.twitter.com/7djcUVwsMe

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 23, 2021

Biden administration set to signal its vision of climate future, adviser says https://t.co/GIcSgsoNWq pic.twitter.com/IVFyt1aYPn

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 23, 2021

ICYMI: .@Reuters asks Gen Z from around the country about their hopes from the next four years of the Biden administration. Their responses ranged from a focus on empathy to social justice pic.twitter.com/GR8WR4fcgL

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 23, 2021

President Biden signed an executive action that directs the Education Department to extend the pause on federal student loan payments. Here’s what you need to know. https://t.co/UCirVePYFL

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 23, 2021

Most voters don’t pay enough attention to have an opinion on the filibuster. But they will *absolutely* have an opinion if the party that is ostensibly in charge fails to actually govern.

— Amanda Litman (@amandalitman) January 23, 2021

Britain's Boris Johnson presses Biden for new trade deal https://t.co/Evz5EGZYx0

— The Independent (@Independent) January 23, 2021

… and will not give the UK a trade deal that would endorse Brexit or be detrimental in any way to the EU, apparently.

Here’s the thing: A strong EU is vital to the power of the West… and Biden gets that. Johnson Govt’s anti-EU stance gets us nowhere. https://t.co/0vLFpaE1MI

— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) January 23, 2021

So we’ve reached the part of Brexit where government advisors tell UK companies to lay off British staff, open EU operations and employ EU based staff to circumvent Brexit barriers. Genuinely no one thought this through. https://t.co/zDALi81Idc

— Mike Buckley (@mdbuckley) January 23, 2021

🚨🇬🇧🇪🇺🚛🍤🐟🥬📦✈️🇬🇧🇪🇺🚨
So here it is. After the euphoria, the @FinancialTimes @FTMag long read of how @BorisJohnson did his Trade deal with the EU. Tl:dr…not so much “build back better”, more “build back the borders” – stay with me/1. https://t.co/rZWwtkNhIO

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) January 22, 2021

The Government's National Security and Investment Bill will hamper UK economic recovery and do little for national security. https://t.co/DdMYF4YEmW

— John Fingleton (@JohnFingleton1) January 23, 2021

The Brexit-backing Sunday Times needs to take responsibility for this. pic.twitter.com/KWbefwOqLd

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 23, 2021

More info from the #poll.

47% would back remaining in UK.

42% would back a United Ireland.

11% are undecided. pic.twitter.com/GxbVhSNuoy

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) January 23, 2021

With regard to Scottish independence and Irish unification my biggest shift is that a previous view I would never see them in my lifetime has been reversed, now it feels like a matter of time. That isn't necessarily my choice (and it won't be anyway) just what I observe.

— David Henig (@DavidHenigUK) January 23, 2021

Could the disintegration of a Union which has come to feel like an Empire of distinct peoples ruled from England be the best thing to come out of Brexit?

— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) January 23, 2021

Is the British government's main post-Brexit policy just to brief nonsense policies using the word 'woke' over and over again? How depressing https://t.co/yZ11pdfh2X

— Peter Geoghegan (@PeterKGeoghegan) January 23, 2021

BREAKING: Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says former President Trump's impeachment trial will start the week of Feb. 8. https://t.co/FKAryO7Sum

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 22, 2021

House Democrats will deliver an impeachment charge against former President Donald Trump to the Senate on Monday, triggering the start of a second trial in the coming days. https://t.co/a3ycgTe06L

— POLITICO (@politico) January 22, 2021

SCHUMER announces:

*Impeachment article will be read Monday at 7 p.m.
*Yellen confirmation Monday at 5:30 p.m.
*Senate trial will start in earnest week of Feb. 8
*Senate during 2-week delay can move on Cabinet & COVID relief.

Hews close to McConnell timeframe.

— Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) January 22, 2021

‘Argument Of Convenience’: Experts Dismiss GOP’s New Claim That Trump’s Impeachment Is Unconstitutional https://t.co/LUFrcSmElJ via @TPM

— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) January 22, 2021

Biden on Trump's impeachment trial perhaps not beginning until next month: "The more time we have to get up and running to meet these crises, the better." pic.twitter.com/GvuCGGpOGU

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 22, 2021

JUST IN: Democrats float 14th Amendment to bar Trump from ever holding office again https://t.co/Dv1M4RS31A pic.twitter.com/MsK8vhiaBt

— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2021

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— Bethe's Chair @ The Table 🐋🇺🇲🐎🏅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 (@Bethe57) January 22, 2021

NEW: South Carolina lawyer Butch Bowers, who's representing Trump at his impeachment trial, is best known for helping save former Gov. Mark Sanford from being removed from office over an extramarital affairhttps://t.co/YJKGHwa8AQ @eelarson @StevenTDennis @business pic.twitter.com/AndC3K8uF5

— David S. Joachim (@davidjoachim) January 22, 2021

McConnell privately says he wants Trump gone but faces backlash—CNN obtains 9-point memo to get rid of Trump – CNNPolitics https://t.co/OFdZCQCC0m

— Luke McGee (@lukemcgee) January 22, 2021

Chuck Schumer Tells Senate Trump Incited the 'Erection' https://t.co/7gKkpKsBGS

— TMZ (@TMZ) January 22, 2021

WASHINGTON POST (1/19): Federal Law Enforcement Uncovers Massive Early-January Plot to Murder All of Congress; Plotters with Military Backgrounds, Who Had Trained to "Storm the Capitol," Planned to Gas Members of Congress in the Tunnels Beneath the Capitol https://t.co/2TbyCYkOzq

— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) January 22, 2021

Trump’s campaign paid more than $2.7 million to individuals and firms that organized the Jan. 6 rally that led to violent rioters storming the U.S. Capitol.

Seems like something to mention at his trial!https://t.co/xpU98GxY4i

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) January 22, 2021

NEW: former President Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign disclosed paying people & firms behind the January 6 rally before rioters stored the US Capitol *OVER $2.7 MILLION*—but secretive shell companies & "dark money" hide details of Trump ties to those protests https://t.co/ABgwnBvo0S pic.twitter.com/NZ3LVSzsVg

— Anna Massoglia (@annalecta) January 22, 2021

Trump ally Matt Schlapp got $750,000 in unsuccessful pardon push https://t.co/xyljmtOWp6

— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) January 22, 2021

A more thorough look at Hawley's election lies from Nov. 6th (when he amplified that rumor about a truck delivering ballots in Detroit, when it was actually delivering TV news gear) onward https://t.co/VQIow8K4JM

— Tim Murphy (@timothypmurphy) January 22, 2021

You threw away your career, your reputation, and your duty to this nation. Was it worth it, Josh? pic.twitter.com/hMFc4zhSte

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) January 22, 2021

An unruly passenger who had been shouting “Trump 2020!” was escorted off a flight leaving a Washington airport. Less than an hour later, an officer identified him through a video on social media as a Capitol rioter and he was arrested. https://t.co/5lRxHdPXtN

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 22, 2021

Candidates, donors and local party officials are organizing against the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach Donald Trumphttps://t.co/rHbxHQ7jHs

— POLITICO (@politico) January 22, 2021

NEW: Press Sec. Psaki announces Biden admin. efforts to combat domestic violent extremism:

• DNI to oversee a "comprehensive threat assessment"

• "Build NSC capability" to counter extremism, disrupt extremist networks

• Coordination among federal depts. on evolving threats pic.twitter.com/dmwpd9z0D2

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 22, 2021

How the upcoming Trump impeachment trial will compare with his first https://t.co/X1mgmBThBp via @bpolitics

— Kevin Whitelaw (@KevinWhitelaw1) January 22, 2021

"Every time we turn away from accountability, we allow the needle to move…There just has to be a reckoning. There just has to be. You can't reset unless you truth-tell and demand that people are held accountable for what they have done."https://t.co/r834o1s9ni

— Anand Giridharadas (@AnandWrites) January 22, 2021

Why didn’t Trump pardon himself and his family? It could be strategic https://t.co/iC1jlPZgjZ

— The Independent (@Independent) January 22, 2021

For weeks health authorities have insisted the mutant B.1.1.7 form of #COVID19 was up to 70% more contagious, but not on an individual basis any more dangerous.
Now, they say, that's wrong.
Now, they say, it's up to 30% more likely to kill.https://t.co/TzX6HfrMkN

— Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) January 22, 2021

It was clear to scientists and doctors before Christmas that the new variant was incredibly worrying. We have spoken up and spoken up and been ignored by government. @BorisJohnson your public are exhausted with your failure to act to save lives.https://t.co/rsdEcx1D4t

— Dr Julia Grace Patterson 💙 (@JujuliaGrace) January 22, 2021

Boris Johnson hints at tighter border rules, saying ‘we may need to go further’ to limit Covid spread https://t.co/oxXGBU5Ti2

— The Independent (@Independent) January 22, 2021

Just more needless, mean nativist garbage from Boris Johnson's government. Have we any more friends to lose?

Foreign NHS workers could be denied Covid vaccine in England https://t.co/j7h32S0xDE

— Peter Jukes 💙 (@peterjukes) January 22, 2021

The EU vaccine roll out was stalling already before tonight’s news re AZ supply shortages pic.twitter.com/cHchdqR72v

— Steve Moore (@steve4good) January 22, 2021

It's already clear Brexit deal isn't sustainable for UK https://t.co/2rMYUXtddO

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 22, 2021

"A leader of the Brexit movement and newly appointed government trade adviser in the United Kingdom is now the head of a conservative think tank in the American South."

Um…what?https://t.co/dEMYVp5LbI

— Justin "Rabbit Hole J. Cole" Coleman (@DemopJ) January 22, 2021

Frankly Speaking…. no less a personage than @MichelBarnier talks to Brexit Republic in this week’s episode about Ireland, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and the darks days before the Deal. There is a book on its way, he tells us https://t.co/oCPem7lHSN via @rte

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) January 22, 2021

‘After Brexit, Ireland and France cut out the middleman – Britain’ https://t.co/wVMRn65z7r

— Colin Harvey (@cjhumanrights) January 22, 2021

Labour to force vote on retaining workers' rights as Brexit threatens holiday pay and 48-hour week https://t.co/ztTn2jTxyJ

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) January 22, 2021

🚨 MAJOR INDYREF2 EXCLUSIVE 🚨

In Saturday’s National we can reveal the SNP’s plan should Boris Johnson refuse indyref2 – ask the Scottish people for a mandate, hold a legal referendum and dare Westminster to challenge it in court.

Pick up the paper to read our report first. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 pic.twitter.com/up9PhWC9ct

— The National (@ScotNational) January 22, 2021

Breaking News: Hank Aaron, who faced down racism to become one of baseball’s greatest all-around players, holding the home run record for 33 years, has died at 86. https://t.co/6pY6F0GEzV

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 22, 2021

Henry “Hank” Aaron, who died today at the age of 86, was a Hall of Famer’s Hall of Famer. https://t.co/5inxxiwEAo

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) January 22, 2021

"He is one of most important figures in the history of the game, and in the history of American sports," says Bob Costas of Hank Aaron, who passed away today.

"He was one of the greatest of the great players, yes, but he's a genuine civil rights hero." pic.twitter.com/dhi0QCXxt2

— CNN Newsroom (@CNNnewsroom) January 22, 2021

TIME's new cover: Day one https://t.co/VazxGDJzZf pic.twitter.com/R6jVrzXXZc

— TIME (@TIME) January 21, 2021

BREAKING: On second day in office, President Biden signs 10 executive orders to ramp up Covid-19 vaccinations, expand testing and reopen schools. https://t.co/C8r9FlPpmc

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 21, 2021

A plan based on science — not politics. https://t.co/iPZGaCE2Fe

— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) January 21, 2021

Schwarzenegger gets coronavirus vaccine: "Come with me if you want to live!" https://t.co/fc9S3FvGn6 pic.twitter.com/YDZQOylAL3

— The Hill (@thehill) January 21, 2021

"It was, in fact, one year ago today that the very first case of coronavirus in the US was reported," notes @JakeTapper.

"Now more than 24 million Americans have been infected. More than 408,000 Americans have been killed by the virus," Tapper adds. pic.twitter.com/dVVYJ7LgMb

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) January 21, 2021

New CDC director says the Covid-19 vaccine won't be in every pharmacy by late February, despite what was previously stated by the Trump administration. https://t.co/X44ZM7S82D

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 21, 2021

"There is nothing for us to rework. We are going to have to build everything from scratch," one source said.https://t.co/Yjqp9iiVyO

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) January 21, 2021

Dr. Fauci signals that he feels free to speak openly about Covid-19 now that former President Trump is out of office. https://t.co/9UWFpwDmLS

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 21, 2021

This is a time for boldness and President Biden is already delivering.

By rejoining the Paris climate accords on day one, he declared loudly and clearly that the U.S. will once again lead the fight against climate change.

And this is only the beginning. https://t.co/6cSS49lkyx

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) January 21, 2021

"You see some on the right saying they have problems with Joe Biden's speech because he talked about white supremacy and racism, almost identifying themselves as those things, wanting to basically forget the insurrection… we can never forget" – @davidplouffe w/ @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/JgoaTHzkj5

— Deadline White House (@DeadlineWH) January 21, 2021

Don't get snowed by fake GOP outrage about Biden's criticism of right wing extremism. It's a sucker's game, a bad-faith effort to redefine "unity" as agreeing to absolve Republicans from blame for enabling Trump and his attack on our country. My latest:https://t.co/XnoEaQQ1bf

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 21, 2021

If I heard the president give a speech condemning white supremacy, the last thing I would say is, "Man, I was offended by that." https://t.co/O2oA1g8LPG

— Michael Freeman (@michaelpfreeman) January 21, 2021

Democrats are planning to use a lot of video of the assault on the Capitol at Trump's Senate trial, a Dem aide tells me.

The idea is to keep GOP senators awake, and to offer a vivid reminder that Trump incited an attack on, well, *them.*

New piece:https://t.co/Hv9oUy9GRX

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 21, 2021

A group of Senate Democrats filed an ethics complaint against Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz calling for an investigation to determine whether the pair coordinated with the organizers of the Jan. 6 pro-Trump rally that preceded the deadly riot at the US Capitol.https://t.co/8bzXP7IRGL

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) January 22, 2021

Lt. Gen. Charles Flynn denies his relationship with brother Michael Flynn played a role in military’s response to Capitol attack https://t.co/w9qBcZ2g3h

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 21, 2021

I sent Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's office a list of my fact check findings and invited her to comment on any of them. Her communications director wrote back, "Here's our comment: 'CNN is fake news.'" https://t.co/R6slUFDpTf

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) January 21, 2021

Some QAnon believers are coming to the realization they bought into a lie. But many are so steeped in other conspiracy theories now they may be unable to embrace reality anytime soon. pic.twitter.com/T1w364IX1P

— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) January 21, 2021

QAnon believers seek to adapt their extremist ideology for a new era: ‘Things have just started’ https://t.co/GFXtaFazLc

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) January 21, 2021

Unless Mitch has the votes to convict, wait until late March so the Senate can pass Biden’s COVID and economic stimulus legislation plus confirm his cabinet! Time will create a stronger case against Trump. Don’t let Mitch run the Senate unless he delivers! https://t.co/QQ6GVnRnvn

— John W. Dean (@JohnWDean) January 21, 2021

McConnell thinks if he keeps acting like he's in charge we'll all forget that he's not. https://t.co/sxVARWuc8y

— Tom Tomorrow needs a new bit for the profile (@tomtomorrow) January 21, 2021

As a coronavirus variant spreads in Britain, doctors say the government’s failure to anticipate a winter surge of infections has left them resorting to desperate measures, including halting urgent operations at organ transplant centers. https://t.co/MUmfWdDrLC

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 21, 2021

UK Covid live: No 10 not ruling out lockdown lasting until summer as PM says 'tough weeks ahead'.https://t.co/LWmBjudj9U

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 21, 2021

If this doesn't cause @CMO_England @uksciencechief @NHSEngland @DHSCgovuk @MattHancock & @BorisJohnson to pause for thought, then I cannot imagine what will.

Is altering the dosing schedule for which a vaccine has been licensed *really* sensible? https://t.co/RXd9QMAsXq

— Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) January 19, 2021

Prof Devi Sridhar tells @krishgm: “Lifting things in March just means we’ll be in a lockdown in April.”https://t.co/1SdZ9YdmUg

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) January 21, 2021

Northern Ireland's lockdown has been extended to 5 March, First Minister Arlene Foster has confirmed https://t.co/xPLbpF6gPM

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 21, 2021

Fuck off. I hope that addresses the question comprehensively. https://t.co/pj190XfBTG

— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) January 21, 2021

Another shameful and embarrassing story, if you can bear it. The UK will now be the only country in the world not to recognise the EU delegation as a full embassy. Deeply hypocritical and utterly pathetic, Global Britain starts as it means to go on. https://t.co/9RnC2PyoqL

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) January 21, 2021

The UK refusing to give full diplomatic status the EU's mission in London is baffling at at time when @BorisJohnson is trying to connect with @JoeBiden – because it recalls what Trump administration did to the EU ambassador back in 2019. Stay with me/1https://t.co/W1RYbN8LOs

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) January 21, 2021

Supporters might hate Johnson being dubbed "Britain's Trump" but its apt. Both men's rose on cults of personality and policies of hot, rancid air. Both whipped up the curse of nationalism to further their ambitions and both have created havoc, hate and division in the process.

— Otto English (@Otto_English) January 21, 2021

“We have ceased to exist without ever having the chance to speak to the person who negotiated the agreement, David Frost, which is what the committee was established to do. It is very much to be regretted.”

It’s a cover-up, pure and simple. ~AA https://t.co/xYahivw9uq

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) January 21, 2021

Tory MP Jonathan Djangoly, who accused MPs trying to scrutinise Johnson’s deal in 2019 of trying to frustrate Brexit, now complains that “unbelievably, the UK shall have less legislative scrutiny of trade deals, than when we were a member of the EU.” ~AA pic.twitter.com/GQoKsEIpkR

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) January 21, 2021

Freight traffic between Britain and the EU is down almost a third following the end of the Brexit transition, with new red tape and soaring transport costs prompting some small firms to suspend exports to the continent https://t.co/SuhytcuaF9

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 21, 2021

British shoppers now paying “a THIRD more” for EU-sourced goods in a development which The Times calls “unexpected”.

There is a price for everything and *this* is literally the price for not listening to experts. pic.twitter.com/7u8pSfuUoD

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) January 21, 2021

NI haulier on Irish Sea border: “It’s coming from the top that it’s all fine…We had the prime minister saying yesterday things are all sweet & dandy. Well he hasn’t got a scooby doo of what’s going on. Come up here, Boris Johnson, & see for yourself; it's a complete car crash”. https://t.co/xatcMVYyQV

— Sam McBride (@SJAMcBride) January 21, 2021

English 'will not care' if Northern Ireland leaves UK for united Ireland, says former Chancellor https://t.co/gQgjaiPr3B pic.twitter.com/XlnTJxgd0C

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) January 21, 2021

Biden's inaugural address used the word 'democracy' more than any other president's https://t.co/NEH3AOJgzi

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 20, 2021

President Biden emphasized the importance of unity in his first speech as the nation’s leader. “My whole soul is in this,” he said. “With unity, we can do great things, important things.” https://t.co/ZER82n3czv pic.twitter.com/fIBsRo5m8M

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 20, 2021

President Biden administered the oath of office to 1,000 political appointees via videoconference. pic.twitter.com/92z5A4UJAA

— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) January 20, 2021

The inauguration of Joe Biden today not only asserts the primacy of reality over fantasy, it also shows the resilience of US democracy against one of the greatest threats that the American republic has faced since the Civil War. https://t.co/FOci3E57Hb

— Peter Jukes 💙 (@peterjukes) January 20, 2021

Where are all the Telegraph’s top columnists when we need them? pic.twitter.com/g6lClh2VAF

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 20, 2021

BREAKING: President Biden: "We're going to rejoin the Paris Climate Accord as of today." pic.twitter.com/DfOqDr0l7K

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 20, 2021

And so it begins. https://t.co/xEwwHnH62C

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) January 20, 2021

President Biden is wasting no time undoing the Trump administration's efforts to prop up fossil fuels and deny the existence of a climate crisis https://t.co/lQOtOkzUAT

— CNN (@CNN) January 20, 2021

President Biden begins signing a tall stack of executive orders during his first Oval Office appearance for press. pic.twitter.com/oh1JqG0iJP

— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) January 20, 2021

Out: Andrew Jackson
In: FDR
Read @annielinskey’s exclusive piece on Biden's new Oval Office.https://t.co/RbD6EjlrZc

— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) January 20, 2021

And here it is: my inaugural Letter from Biden's Washington, live now @NewYorker:https://t.co/mLy96aZUOq

— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) January 20, 2021

You mean the "Somewhat Concerned" Coalition

— DC STATEHOOD NOW (@ptakers) January 20, 2021

Watch Amanda Gorman, 22, recite her poem “The Hill We Climb” at the #inauguration pic.twitter.com/baZFbAbN0i

— TIME (@TIME) January 20, 2021

I AM ON THE FLOOR MY BOOKS ARE #1 & #2 ON AMAZON AFTER 1 DAY! Thank you so much to everyone for supporting me and my words. As Yeats put it: "For words alone are certain good: Sing, then"

— Amanda Gorman (@TheAmandaGorman) January 20, 2021

You were perfect. Perfectly written, perfectly delivered. Every bit of it. Brava! -LMM

— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) January 20, 2021

A front page like this makes you think maybe newsprint could be the new vinyl… https://t.co/Oj3veJtHnX

— Gautam Malkani (@GautamMalkani) January 20, 2021

BREAKING—Ron Klain, Biden’s @WHCOS, has issued a memo freezing all new or pending Trump regulations. All will now be subject to review.

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) January 20, 2021

Trump’s note to President Biden just leaked. pic.twitter.com/gzxGnNg34K

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) January 20, 2021

'As leaders, we are judged not just by our words, but by our actions,' says Kevin McCarthy, which could be a problem for him, given recent events.

— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) January 20, 2021

Our new First pets! Champ and Major Biden! Succeeding Trump’s first pets, Lindsey Graham and Jim Jordan. pic.twitter.com/cJJw5CBePq

— Dante (@ClassRockKid98) January 20, 2021

"We'll be drawing the raffle after all the children have performed" pic.twitter.com/Fl4hDuc43a

— Drivelcast (@drivelcast) January 20, 2021

The first time @VP @KamalaHarris presides over the Senate, and the first time @SenSchumer speaks at Senate Majority Leader. pic.twitter.com/beHdUUwuck

— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) January 20, 2021

See photographs from the #inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris https://t.co/5FnrKK2rgr

— TIME (@TIME) January 20, 2021

Donald Trump's presidency in six minutes. https://t.co/zK4LCBmAgZ pic.twitter.com/xYmLvtHxRv

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 20, 2021

i lost it when newsmax started doing serious textual analysis of what YMCA must mean to trump pic.twitter.com/MPJYDir7D6

— John Whitehouse (@existentialfish) January 20, 2021

Funny old world. pic.twitter.com/qvq8u8HNL6

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 20, 2021

"MODS PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY BIDEN ISN'T ARRESTED YET" pic.twitter.com/u19bKupbHx

— Joe McNally (@GaspardWinckler) January 20, 2021

Bill Bennett says he found the inauguration speech “tedious”. He then starts to quote the Federalist papers.
The purpose of this tweet is to let you know that Bill Bennett is still around and has no shame whatsoever. pic.twitter.com/hZQcfOoYyL

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) January 20, 2021

"On One America News, viewers saw a lengthy documentary-style segment called 'Trump: Legacy of a Patriot' instead of the inauguration," @jwpetersNYT reportshttps://t.co/1xrK5sL0r1

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 20, 2021

Investigators probing Trump finances have some of his tax records https://t.co/voHYIG8ZEV

— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) January 20, 2021