It's Wednesday, February 5th.

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President Trump's impeachment process ended today with an acquittal.

So what now?

If the State of the Union was any guide, more bad blood in Washington than ever.

Then if you spotted members of Congress last night wearing pins featuring the letters E-R-A,

there was a reason for it.

It has to do with the push to finally ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution.

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This is the sound of history being made.

The Senate having tried Donald Trump, President of the United States, upon two articles of

impeachment, exhibited against him by the House of Representatives, and two-thirds of the

Senators' President not having found him guilty of the charges contained therein.

It is therefore ordered and a judge that the said Donald Trump be, and he is hereby,

acquitted of the charges in said articles.

Today the U.S. Senate voted to acquit President Trump on two charges of impeachment, abuse

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