Trump supporters clashed with police and security forces, who attacked the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 in Washington, DC.
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President Donald Trump His explosion online Tuesday night pardon January 6 U.S. Congress Participants praised the police during their speech Joint Congressional Meeting.
“F — You!!” “You A –H – You pardoned our attackers.”
Dunn was one of a police officers in the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 when they attacked the complex. The joint Congress meeting on that day is meeting to prove the presidential election Joe Biden In the face of Trump’s false claims, he actually won the 2020 election.
Several hours after the second non-single semester of being sworn in on January 20, Trump issued all pardons to about 1,500 people on the charge of crimes related to the uprising.
“Less than 24 hours after taking office, Donald Trump pardoned violent criminals who attacked our Capitol on January 6,” Rep. Madeleine Dean wrote in a tweet on Tuesday night.
“This is not justice for fairness, equality and justice,” wrote Dean, a Democrat in Pennsylvania. “It totally disrespects the rule of law, the police and the first responders who keep us safe.”
D-Texas. Rep. Sylvia Garcia tweeted: “The height of hypocrisy. Trump talked about a big game, talking about the blue… blue, but on the first day of his administration, he pardoned hundreds of police officers who tried to steal the election on January 6, 2021.”
Rep. Louis Frankel (D-Fla).
Rep. Andre Carson, D-Ind. “Fact check: President Trump claims to stand with law enforcement. But his pardon for the Jan. 6 uprising home puts the lives of officers at risk, including Indiana,” the tweet said.
Rep. Judy Chu tweeted: “Trump said, ‘insulted the American people,’ let us bring back the law and order.”
