Did the U.S. President do what he could to stop rioters on Jan. 6 from attacking the U.S. Congress and trying to force a change in the counting of votes in a Presidential election? If not, what will the people of the U.S. and their government do about that?
@rayjensen54 What confidence can anyone have that this social media platform will not share a user's identity with someone who works for the President?
Did the U.S. President do what he could to stop rioters on Jan. 6 from attacking the U.S. Congress and trying to force a change in the counting of votes in a Presidential election? If not, what will the people of the U.S. and their government do about that?
@IgnoranceCosts1@GraftedIn2@Real_RobN I said this social media platform might share with government.
You said government agencies might share with operatives in government.
What's the connection to what I said?
@IgnoranceCosts1@GraftedIn2@Real_RobN What confidence can anyone have that this social media platform will not share a user's identity with someone who works for the President?
@rayjensen54 What confidence can anyone have that this social media platform will not share a user's identity with someone who works for the President?
@ib3lvewatub3lve Yes, I favor judicial independence! Courts're hard to beat at determining guilty or innocence.
And, yes, if that happened (and IF people noticed & believed it happened), it'd damage confidence in the Dept. of Justice.
@Tiffany34006057@tropicalswell No one mentioned that committee. I used the DOD's Office of Inspector General. They did their own interviews on this point.
Yes, I've looked at things Loudermilk helped put together. Some interesting. Doesn't discredit J6 Committee or even approach its thoroughness.
In your view, does this video show that US capitol police on January 6, 2021 opened the doors to Trump supporters and turned a patriotic protest into a riot that invaded Congress?
#J6#BringTrumpBack
#StandwithTrump#jan6 capital police running for their lives Republicans denied that this was a insurrection. Trump & Chris Miller where the ONLY one to call for the National Guard
@ib3lvewatub3lve Yes: open-mindedness!
No one KNOWS future. Hewitt's question presupposed firing Smith'd remove the legal cloud. What politician, after saying 'I'd fire in 2 seconds & not get impeached,' wouldn't treat election as an OK to pick only acting AGs who'd fire anyone on that case?
1/6/2021: when Trump told those who illegallu stormed Congress to leave the building, they left the building & claimed victory: we sent a message to office-holders to follow Trump or they'll be removed "one way or the other."
That's strong-arming Congress, not patriotic.
This happened while Donald Trump was President. He says he did nothing wrong, that it was a day of love and that those convicted of crime are 'hostages.'
US Capitol Building, seat of United States Congress, 1/6/2021, while a joint session of Congress was obstructed from counting states' Electoral votes.
What politican loyal to the US would not condemn such obstruction, regardless of whom they support?
@FreeStateWill@MacFarlaneNews Tell the judge. A conviction means they were able to convince a judge and jury (with legal counsel, rights of appeal, etc.). That at least overcomes presumption of innocence. At this point, if you want us to believe those convicted are not guilty, we need evidence.
@annvandersteel After election day 2020 & before #J6, Trump paid two qualified research firms $1.3 million to investigate dozens of theories about 2020 election fraud & they found each theory false.
Why didn't Trump tell us about any of this?
@Riley_Gaines_ Pray for Trump defending his actions in a court of law so that, if he is innocent, he will not have a cloud of criminality over his head (at least not as much).
@Lindsey25507546 @Sangitajadon95 Even if all that were true (which it isn't), the events of 1/6/2021 count as turmoil in America under Trump's watch.
Who tweeted it'll be wild, urged fake electors, said VP could overturn results, promised to join a march to fight like hell to stop the steal, waited 3 hours, etc?
@lbgray3 @seanmdav Before #J6, Trump paid two qualified firms $1.3 million to investigate dozens of theories about decisive fraud. When they found each theory false, he kept the results private.
Don't get fooled again.
The states & the courts said he lost.