The Capitol Insurrectionists Post #63836 • Liberal Forum

Zeets2 » 20 Apr 2022, 7:52 am » wrote: ↑
20 Apr 2022, 7:52 am
No dickhead, what the Democrat idiots you love so much should have done was to HEED TRUMP'S REQUEST and provide the 10,000 additional National Guard security troops he told everyone was needed! But Pelosi and Bowser "didn't like the optics", and didn't care if the lack of security caused a riot because THEY PLANNED ON IT, needing something new to blame Trump for in the hopes that they could use it to keep Trump from running for president again! Both of those liberal whores would have LOVED IT if a few dozen Trump supporters were hurt or killed because they refused to adequately provide the security they knew was needed!

Now, all a dope like you needs to do is to explain how a few of the UNARMED demonstrators could possibly attempt a coup WITHOUT THEM NEEDING A SINGLE WEAPON! Then you can explain your idiotic rants about an "insurrection" and an "attempted coup" when NOT ONE RIOTER WAS CHARGED WITH EITHER OF THOSE CRIMES!

And when you can't, feel free to continue with your personal lip-diddling lies and post a few dozen more links from the avowed Trump hating media, as if that carries any weight when attempting to defend the phony **** you so eagerly swallow!

Riiiight, "dickhead." They were only "tourists" exercising "legitimate political discourse" ... or some such **** like that. That's why all the seditionists behind it are doing their best to clam up, cover up, and ignore subpoenas.

Capitol riot: Judge relies on GOP lawmakers' words about January 6 in dispute with defendant - CNNPolitics

A federal judge used the words of Republican lawmakers to describe the severity of January 6 during a hearing on Wednesday after a defendant's outburst objecting to the government characterizing the riot as being carried out by "terrorists" who stormed the US Capitol.

Reading from a statement from Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on the first anniversary of the January 6, 2021, insurrection, federal Judge Emmet G. Sullivan said:

"The United States Capitol, the seat of the first branch of our federal government, was stormed by criminals who brutalized police officers and used force to try to stop Congress from doing its job."

"This disgraceful scene was antithetical to the rule of law," McConnell's statement, read by Sullivan, goes on to say.

Sullivan also noted that GOP Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas had called the riot a "violent terrorist attack," a notion that had been quickly criticized by right-wing figures, leading Cruz to walk back his comments on Fox as "sloppy phrasing." Sullivan cited comments decrying the riot by Republican Sens. Mitt Romney of Utah and Marco Rubio of Florida as well.