‘It’s therapeutic’: Democrats in Congress use inauguration to heal from Capitol siege ...Middle East

In the space of two weeks, the Capitol has seen a siege and an inauguration. For some lawmakers who witnessed both, the events will be forever linked. As Joe Biden took the oath of office Wednesday, Democrats in the audience described overwhelming feelings of relief. “Half of us were having a hard time holding it […] The post ‘It’s therapeutic’: Democrats in Congress use inauguration to heal from Capitol siege appeared first on Roll Call.

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