Good morning.

I'm Arjun saying from the Washington Post, and this is the Daily 202 for Thursday, February

12th.

In today's news, President Biden says the U.S. will have enough vaccines for 300 million

people by the end of July, and dozens of former GOP officials reportedly met last week

to discuss mounting a new anti-Trump party.

First, the big idea.

Who's to say it won't happen again?

That's what Colorado representative and impeachment manager Joe Naguze asked of the

Senate as House impeachment managers wrapped up their arguments in the second impeachment

trial of former President Donald Trump.

The post Colby Itkowitz, Amy B. Wang, Felicia Sunmez, and Anne E. Marimo and John Wagner

report that during their presentations, House impeachment managers portrayed the trial

as an inflection point for the nation, and warned that if Trump were not held accountable

for his role in stoking a violent mob to attack the Capitol, he may inspire violence once

again.

During his presentation, Naguze walked senators through examples of Trump supporters engaging

in violence well before January 6th, including an incident in which supporters of the former

president tried to run a Biden campaign bus off of a Texas highway during the election.

When Trump's barbs weren't limited to his opponent, in multiple examples, Naguze demonstrated

how Trump's iron was directed at senators, state election officials, the Justice Department,

and even his own vice president, all of which led up to him telling supporters at the

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