Lawmakers are working through grief after Capitol siege

Lawmakers are working via post-siege emotions recalling the stages of wretchedness, one member of Congress tells Axios.

Using the facts: More small print and video of the horrific match emerged over the weekend.

• Stress: Some Home participants heard the gunshot that killed a protester trying to interrupt into the Speaker’s Foyer, most steadily their sanctuary.
• The post-game: Video, first-hand tales in newspapers and chats with colleagues absorb all heightened their working out of the magnitude of the assault on their office.
• Coronavirus: The Capitol physician recommended participants this day in addition they can were exposed to any individual with a COVID-19 an infection when they clustered together in hiding final week.
• Budge: Sens. Mitt Romney and Lindsey Graham had been hounded as they made their arrangement to and from Washington final week.
• Security in D.C.: The Home is predicted to reconvene this week in a newly fortified Capitol amid cyber web chatter of every other remark on Jan. 17, or linked to the inauguration on Jan. 20.
• Impeachment: A weighty topic has been foist upon the Home and Senate — for the 2d time in two years.
• No discontinue in compare: Get. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) recommended CNN’s Jake Tapper on “Order of the Union” that the Home might well per chance per chance also sail an impeachment resolution — but then now no longer ahead it to the Senate till after Biden’s first 100 days.