I think the opposite will happen now. More will distance themselves.
I hear the 25th amendment being mentioned. Probably won't happen, but if there ever was a time to invoke it, I suspect now's a good opportunity.
Where's the room for clarity in "No violence"?Yes, he really could.
Where's the room for clarity in "No violence"?
OK, he could have phrased it in far better English but it's very clear.
Of course not, but it's just not accurate to say that Trump is in any way encouraging this.So it's ok for them to enter Congress peacefully to stop an election result being called?
Of course not, but it's just not accurate to say that Trump is in any way encouraging this.
Of course not, but it's just not accurate to say that Trump is in any way encouraging this.
NY Times Washington correspondent Charlie Savage wrote this:
Before they stormed the Capitol, the rioters had stood on the Washington Mall and listened to Trump gave a speech. At its end, Trump told them that Republicans have been too nice, like a boxer with his hands tied behind his back, and now needed to “fight much harder” against “bad people.” He told them to walk to the Capitol and “demand” that Congress “confront this egregious assault on our democracy” (that is, his loss to Biden), and kept exhorting them that “you have to show strength and you have to be strong” and “you will never take back our country with weakness.” (Amid all that inflammatory rhetoric, he also used the adverb “peacefully” once.)
Of course not, but it's just not accurate to say that Trump is in any way encouraging this.