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Ardern should not tiptoe around Trump s culpability

Ardern should not tiptoe around Trump s culpability Newsroom 8/01/2021 © Provided by Newsroom The prime minister needs to use her global standing to make an explicit condemnation of the attack on Capitol Hill, Otago University Professor of International Relations Robert Patman says. Pro-Trump rioters stormed the US Capitol building in Washington yesterday, disrupting the proceedings as members of Congress were about to certify Joe Biden s win as US president. There has been international criticism over the events at Capitol Hill, including from New Zealand politicians. In a statement yesterday, Jacinda Ardern said democracy is the right of people to exercise a vote, have their voices heard and then have that decision upheld peacefully which should never be undone by a mob.

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PM should not tiptoe around Trump s culpability - professor

Photo: 2021 Getty Images Pro-Trump rioters stormed the US Capitol building in Washington yesterday, disrupting the proceedings as members of Congress were about to certify Joe Biden s win as US president. There has been international criticism over the events at Capitol Hill, including from New Zealand politicians. In a statement yesterday, Jacinda Ardern said democracy is the right of people to exercise a vote, have their voices heard and then have that decision upheld peacefully which should never be undone by a mob. National leader Judith Collins said what was seen in Washington yesterday was a disgraceful attack on democracy. She said the National Party supports the peaceful and orderly transition of power.

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