Horned QAnon 'Shaman' in bearskin and stay-at-home dad, 36, with drugs history who stole Pelosi's lectern are both charged in Capitol siege as nationwide hunt for MAGA mob continues
Adam Johnson, 36, was arrested by federal marshals in Florida on Friday and is currently being held at the Pinellas County Jail, according to arrest records. The Parrish, Florida, resident's charges are pending. Johnson, a psychology graduate turned furniture maker from Bradenton, Florida, was seen parading through the Capitol on Wednesday with Pelosi's lectern. Jacob Anthony Chansley, the heavily-tattooed Trump supporter who sported horns, a fur hat and face paint as he occupied the Senate dais, was also arrested on Saturday.
Trump's cabinet is operating under a 'de facto 25th Amendment' and 'acting as if he is no longer president' to prevent him from doing anything dangerous or illegal in his final 11 days in office - but can do nothing to take away nuclear codes
Democrats will start impeaching Trump on MONDAY and 'strongly believe' they will get the Republican votes as Nancy's party races to bring 'incitement of insurrection' charges and GOP members abandon President
House Democrats on Monday will circulate an article of impeachment charging President Trump with 'incitement of insurrection' after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told his Republican colleagues in the upper chamber that the earliest a second trial would begin is Inauguration Day. House Rep. Ted Lieu of California announced on his Twitter feed on Saturday that 180 members of Congress have signed as co-sponsors of the article of impeachment that he helped draft alongside fellow House Reps. Jamie Raskin and David Cicilline. Lieu, a Democrat, wrote that his party will introduce the article of impeachment during the House's pro forma session on Monday. Lieu said that while all 180 co-sponsors are Democrats, he is confident that Republican members of the House will support to impeach. 'We strongly believe some GOP legislators will vote for the Article of Impeachment based on what they informed us confidentially,' Lieu told Forbes. The move to impeach a sitting president a second time - an unprecedented event in American history - is being made as anger swells over the ransacking of the United States Capitol by a Trump-inspired mob on Wednesday. Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska has demanded that the president resign while her fellow Republican, Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, has said that he will 'definitely consider' any articles of impeachment brought by the House.
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