What did Trump do as President that was so awful?
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I just think it’s great that America, beacon of democracy for the entire world, can demonstrate to the world the benefits of democracy!!! Great to show it on Jan 6 when hundreds of thousands of idiots attacked the legislative branch and tried to force them to overturn a fair election!!!!
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Gotta picture of hundreds of thousands of people attacking the legislative branch? Don't hurt yourself. Who hired Ray Epps? We know the dems tried to overthrow the duly elected president and bragged about it. Not such Joe Willy's but the entire DOJ, FBI and dem congressional leadership.
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@HuskyBuck is moving to straight lying about J6 to try and hang on to his stupid point.
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Leftards lie and love to be lied to. Asked several times for his policy priority list to provide support for his vote for the dementia patient and you get spit. Just like the dazzler.
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The riot basically ended the debate in congress on the issues at hand.
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So Trump is president?
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It was a planned procedural move by the House to make contesting the election via existing rules an impossibility. That gets lost in the narrative built by the UniParty. The only way to open those doors into the Capitol is by someone unlocking them via a code from the inside. Police the. Ushering people into e building and to various rooms inside are part of an obvious inside job to create the “riot” but nobody seems to care about facts.
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It's going to be hilarious when democrats don't let Trump be inaugurated
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Damn near burned down a church the first time and then blamed Trump for having the violent goons removed from the area. Regardless, it will be excused again because this time, if Trump somehow manages to win more than the maximum margin of fraud, it will be violence that is to “Defend Democracy.”
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WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors on Friday moved to drop charges against the last 39 people accused of participating in a violent protest on the day of President Donald Trump's inauguration.
The motion to dismiss charges by the U.S. attorney's office seemingly ends an 18-month saga that started with the Justice Department attempting to convict more than 190 people.
