evidence: "Anything we can do to prevent a violent insurrection or an inside political coup, we should be doing," said Maryland Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin, a member of the House select committee that investigated the attack. "But if you have a faction in society that fundamentally does not accept the outcome of democratic elections and the rule of law, there is not any kind of legal panacea to the problem. We have to be prepared at every level for what’s coming at us." [...] "Whenever the former president is involved and democracy is in question, I’m always very, very concerned," said Rep. Joseph D. Morelle of New York, ranking member on the House Administration Committee. He’s among those both on and off the Hill who are gaming out the scenarios in an effort to prepare for Jan. 6, as reported by The Washington Post. [...] The House select committee tasked with investigating Jan. 6 recommended such a move in its final report, noting that presidential inaugurations and State of the Union speeches already earn that distinction.