"Our state needs a leader with the courage to do what's right—not what's politically correct or convenient," she says in her announcement video.

"As you know full well, the 25th Amendment was designed to address presidential incapacity or disability."

About 6,000 guardsmen from six states have already arrived in the nation's capital but will expand to about 10,000 by the weekend.

The people behind the coup "want America gone. They want the Second Amendment gone. They want every citizen to obey."

Prior to investigation or proof Wednesday, media commentators and the public through social media began blaming the violence on President Trump and even the lawmakers.

"We will not be kept out of this chamber by thugs, mobs or threats."

"This is not a battle for our president. This is a battle for our very country."

"There are but two parties right now, traitors and patriots."

If either of the Republican candidates win their race, Republicans maintain control of the Senate.

By any measure, the allegations of fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election exceed any in our lifetimes.

President Trump is scheduled to campaign in Georgia on Monday, the day before the Jan. 5 vote.

The theme of the march is "Saving the Republic ... Through Prayer."

While a number of House members have announced their intentions to challenge, Hawley is the first senator to go on record with the intent.

In the November election, Loeffler and Perdue both received more votes than their opponents, but Georgia state law requires a 50% threshold.

This election was a fraud on America.

More than a million mail-in ballots have already been requested for Georgia's runoff elections.

The future is in our hands. 

"We need people who have not just integrity but have inner steel, who are going to sit there and have Trump's back."

Brooks says he faces a choice to sit back and surrender and be "part of the surrender caucus," or to fight for America and democracy.

The president's legal team announced they will file election dispute cases in each of the states referenced in the Texas case—Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.