Wednesday, January 6, 2021

TRAITOR! - THE CASE AGAINST LIFE-LONG WHITE COLLAR CRIMINAL DONALD TRUMP AKA THE ORANGE BABOON

 

Eric Trump to Republicans Not Objecting to Electors: ‘Their Political Career Is Over’

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Eric Trump said Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity” that Republican senators and congressman that did not join the effort to object to the results of the 2020 election during a joint session of Congress on Wednesday will lose their political careers.

Trump said, “Tomorrow’s gonna tell you a lot about the country. Because I can tell you, Sean, any senator or any congressman, meaning on this side, that does not fight tomorrow — their political career is over because the MAGA movement is going nowhere. My father has created the greatest political movement in American history.”

He added, “I’m telling you they will get primaried next time around. And they will lose if they don’t show some backbone and show some conviction.”

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LIVE: Trump Addresses Save America Rally

Townhall.com Staff
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Posted: Jan 06, 2021 11:45 AM
LIVE: Trump Addresses Save America Rally

Source: AP Photo/Brynn Anderson

Today is the day. It’s the final showdown regarding the 2020 election. Congress is about to certify the Electoral College results. There are about 140 House Republican members who plan to object to the results. In the Senate, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and eleven other senators also plan to object to the results, sparking hours of debate. This will be an all-day and all-night event. 

In the meantime, President Trump is addressing a pro-Trump rally in the capital. The Save America rally, where legions of patriots have descended into Washington D.C. to show their support. At the same time, hordes of leftist thugs have also entered the city. Tension is high. The National Guard has been called up. So, on top of the fireworks that are about to begin on the Hill, there’s a real concern of violence breaking out between pro-Trump patriots and these left-wing thugs. 

They're Not Going to Take It: Trump Supporters Storm Capitol Hill, Clash with Police

Matt Vespa
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Posted: Jan 06, 2021 1:23 PM
They're Not Going to Take It: Trump Supporters Storm Capitol Hill, Clash with Police

As Congress debates the 2020 Electoral College vote, legions of Trump supporters descended into the nation’s capital for the Save America rally, which was addressed by President Trump. Now, they’re marching on Capitol Hill—and pandemonium has broken out. Capitol Police are besieged and overwhelmed. The Madison building has been evacuated. Elijah Schaffer of the Blaze captured one melee. This is an increasingly dangerous situation. 

Right now, the Senate and House are debating for up to two hours the Electoral College results of Arizona after an objection was lobbed by congressional Republicans. We can expect this to happen at least three times today. 

Our own Julio Rosas is on the ground as well, capturing Trump supporters rushing the Hill.

Outside, however, it’s devolving into a straight-up fight club. 

UPDATE: Multiple congressional offices either evacuated or issued shelter-in-place orders. Reports of a suspicious package also coming in right now.

UPDATE II: Julio Rosas is in the thick of it. Flashbangs deployed by police. US Capitol is on lockdown.

Trump supporters got into fights with the Capitol Police after they tried to enter the Capitol Building. pic.twitter.com/ZQjn3fOVtL


Leader McConnell Warns of a 'Death Spiral' to Democracy if Election Results Are Overturned

Reagan McCarthy
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Posted: Jan 06, 2021 2:00 PM
Leader McConnell Warns of a 'Death Spiral' to Democracy if Election Results Are Overturned

Source: AP Photo/Susan Walsh

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) spoke out against the effort to overturn the general election, as Congress votes to certify the results of the Electoral College. He acknowledged that fraud more than likely occurs in most elections, but rebuked the baseless claim of fraud on a “massive scale” in November’s general election. 

As a handful of Republicans attempt to block the certification of the will of voters, McConnell vowed to defend both “the people’s decision” and “our system of government as we know it.”

He reminded colleagues that courts, and judges appointed by President Trump, have not given validity to claims of election fraud. McConnell pointed out that the general election was not “unusually close” and warned of a “death spiral” for Democracy if the election results are overturned.

Follow our coverage of the joint session of Congress here. 

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