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  • For Donald Trump, legal dominoes may not be finished falling

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  • Why the GOP can't quit Trump no matter how much of a disgrace he becomes

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Republican sabotages her own party to insist on election fraud claims

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Alex Wagner reports on Arizona Republican State Rep. Liz Harris, M.B.A., who feels so strongly that the 2022 election (in which she won) was fraudulent, that she is withholding her vote in protest, a move that might not be so consequential if Republicans didn't hold a one-vote majority.