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Who Were the US Capitol Rioters

Who Were the US Capitol Rioters
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Maga mob s Capitol invasion makes Trump s assault on democracy literal

And a few hundred miles away in Georgia, votes were being counted in runoff elections. Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff both won their races, giving Democrats control of the Senate for the opening of Joe Biden’s presidency in a unmistakable renunciation of Trump and Trumpism in the deep south. The crowds in Washington, however, had been told by their leader that the votes against him had been rigged, and told to march on the Capitol to “stand strong for the integrity of our elections” and to “save our democracy”. Trump told them to converge on Congress “peacefully and patriotically” but order broke down just minutes after he spoke.

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Pro-Trump supporters overturned barricades and clashed with police while entering the building

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Capitol riot mean the Republican Party is done with Trump But he s still a hero to many, so why not start a party of his own? -- Puppet Masters -- Sott net

© The Washington Post via Getty Images / Matt McClain President Donald Trump speaks as his supporters gather for the Save America March event that stretched from the White House to the Washington Monument on Wednesday January 06, 2021 in Washington, DC. President Trump is being vilified for events in Washington yesterday and his future is unclear. But with a massive base of followers to call on, he can still play a hugely influential role in US politics - if he wants to. Clearly, the word tensions fails to describe the political situation in America. The contested presidential election exacerbated bitter antagonisms between the Trump contingent and the resistance , rending, perhaps irreparably, what had already been a severely frayed social and political fabric.

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