Jill Lepore

Le 6 janvier 2021, alors que le Congrès se réunit à Washington pour certifier les résultats du vote des grands électeurs et la victoire du démocrate Joe Biden à la présidence des États-Unis, des centaines de sympathisants de Donald Trump envahissent le Capitole, contestant l’authenticité des résultats de l’élection. Le président sortant vient d’encourager ses partisans à ne pas concéder la défaite et à se diriger vers le siège du Congrès. Après avoir fait tomber les barrières qui protègent le bâtiment, les supporters de Trump submergent les lieux. Certains escaladent les murs pour pénétrer dans l’enceinte de l’institution, tandis que les forces de police, débordées, exfiltrent en urgence les parlementaires protégés par des masques à gaz.

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