TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月14日 09時18分

Throughout the Senate impeachment trial to consider whether former President Donald Trump incited an insurrection, Democrats argued that the events of Jan. 6 were foreseeable after Trump cast doubt for months on the results of the 2020 presidential election. They reconstructed the movements of the mob inside and outside the Capitol building to demonstrate lawmakers’ proximity to danger, and how the riot had put the presidential line of succession in direct threat. The gripping testimony presented by Democrats put the Senate in a spell—even Trump’s lawyers seemed overwhelmed by it—but only momentarily, writes Lissandra Villa. The Senate voted 57-43 on Feb. 13, falling 10 votes short of the threshold necessary to convict and bar Trump from future office. Seven Republicans voted to find Trump guilty, but the vast majority of Republicans did not. Read more at the link in bio. In these photographs: House managers gather after the acquittal; Trump's legal team celebrates; House managers prepare to speak to the press; Bruce Castor Jr. and Michael van der Veen, lawyers on Trump’s legal team, speak to journalists; and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi addresses the media. Photographs by @gdemczuk for TIME

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