Residents of rural northern Wisconsin, a key swing state, have not been shaken by slickly planned congressional testimony A bearded man wearing sunglasses holds a blue flag that says "Wisconsin for Trump" as he attends an outdoor rally. A Donald Trump supporter holds a flag at a rally in Madison, Wisconsin, on 7 November 2020. The state’s Republicans have remained loyal to Trump despite the congressional hearings. Photograph: Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock Chris McGreal in Rhinelander, Wisconsin Sat 23 Jul 2022 07.00 BST Millions of Americans spent Thursday evening stunned, appalled and amused by the season finale of the congressional hearings into the storming of the Capitol in the waning days of Donald Trump’s presidency, and his part in the deadly insurrection. The slickly planned primetime hearing showed Trump refusing to call off the insurgents for more than three hours as he watched Fox News coverage from the White House dining room on 6 January 2021. The House committee heard how Secret Service officers protecting the vice-president, Mike Pence, were telling their families they may not make it home alive.