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Outgoing President Trump has Incited Riot This January 6th, 2021.
United States Capital Invaded, Electoral College Certification Suspended
Outgoing President Trump has Incited Riot This January 6th, 2021. United States Capital Invaded. Electoral College Certification Suspended. Law enforcement regain control of the Capital grounds that was seizure by pro-Trump forces. In the early hours of January 7th, 2021, United States Congress certified Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States.
8-Republican Senators were among Republican House members aiding in this failed insurrection to overturn Election results, All Republican Senators recanted with exception of Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri. These insurrectionist objected to the certification of election results from certain States the Trump had lost. Beginning after the 2020 election, Trump falsely claimed the election was stolen from him. He proceeded with 61-Lawsuits in State and Federal courts as well as the Supreme court to overturn the election results. All were lost or rejected due to lack of any proof or evidence.
2020 U.S. election results
| Results | President | Electoral vote | Popular vote |
| Winner | Joe Biden | 306 | 81,268,924 |
| Loser | Donald Trump | 232 | 74,216,154 |
The Insurrection Playlist
1st. video: Senator Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
Senator Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Republican from Kentucky remarks on 2020 election results before Capital was invaded by pro-Trump forces.
Senator McConnell warns Senators not to object to the certification of election results, Senator McConnell had supported President Trump up-to this moment.
2nd. video: Senator Mitt Romney
Republican Senator Mitt Romney from Utah remarks following Capitol Lock Down on January 6th, 2021. His remarks best sum up how America got to this point.
Honest and to the point, its good to see a prominent Republican standup and “Tell the Truth”!
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VIDEO Below
Video montage of the January 6, 2021 Attack on the U.S. Capitol used by impeachment managers opening statement during the U.S. Senate Impeachment Trial of former President Trump. WARNING: Graphic language and content.
GOP and The Insurrection
The 8-Insurrectionist Senators;
- Senator Ted Cruz, Texas
- Senator Josh Hawley, Missouri,,
- Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, Mississippi
- Senator Roger Marshall, Kansas
- Senator John Kennedy, Louisiana
- Senator Tommy Tuberville, Alabama
- Senator Rick Scott, Florida
- Senator Cynthia Lummis, Wyoming
The Insurrectionist House members; (139 Republicans)
- Robert B. Aderholt, Alabama
- Mo Brooks, Alabama
- Jerry Carl, Alabama
- Barry Moore, Alabama
- Gary Palmer, Alabama
- Mike Rogers, Alabama
- Andy Biggs, Arizona
- Paul Gosar, Arizona
- Debbie Lesko, Arizona
- David Schweikert, Arizona
- Rick Crawford, Arkansas
- Ken Calvert, California
- Mike Garcia, California
- Darrell Issa, California
- Doug LaMalfa, California
- Kevin McCarthy, California
- Devin Nunes, California
- Jay Obernolte, California
- Lauren Boebert, Colorado
- Doug Lamborn, Colorado
- Kat Cammack, Florida
- Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
- Byron Donalds, Florida
- Neal Dunn, Florida
- Scott Franklin, Florida
- Matt Gaetz, Florida
- Carlos Gimenez, Florida
- Brian Mast, Florida
- Bill Posey, Florida
- John Rutherford, Florida
- Greg Steube, Florida
- Daniel Webster, Florida
- Rick Allen, Georgia
- Earl L. “Buddy” Carter, Georgia
- Andrew Clyde, Georgia
- Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia
- Jody Hice, Georgia
- Barry Loudermilk, Georgia
- Russ Fulcher, Idaho
- Mike Bost, Illinois
- Mary Miller, Illinois
- Jim Baird, Indiana
- Jim Banks, Indiana
- Greg Pence, Indiana
- Jackie Walorski, Indiana
- Ron Estes, Kansas
- Jacob LaTurner, Kansas
- Tracey Mann, Kansas
- Harold Rogers, Kentucky
- Garret Graves, Louisiana
- Clay Higgins, Louisiana
- Mike Johnson, Louisiana
- Steve Scalise, Louisiana
- Andy Harris, Maryland
- Jack Bergman, Michigan
- Lisa McClain, Michigan
- Tim Walberg, Michigan
- Michelle Fischbach, Minnesota
- Jim Hagedorn, Minnesota
- Michael Guest, Mississippi
- Trent Kelly, Mississippi
- Steven Palazzo, Mississippi
- Sam Graves, Missouri
- Vicky Hartzler, Missouri
- Billy Long, Missouri
- Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri
- Jason Smith, Missouri
- Matt Rosendale, Montana
- Dan Bishop, North Carolina
- Ted Budd, North Carolina
- Madison Cawthorn, North Carolina
- Virginia Foxx, North Carolina
- Richard Hudson, North Carolina
- Gregory F. Murphy, North Carolina
- David Rouzer, North Carolina
- Jeff Van Drew, New Jersey
- Yvette Herrell, New Mexico
- Chris Jacobs, New York
- Nicole Malliotakis, New York
- Elise M. Stefanik, New York
- Lee Zeldin, New York
- Adrian Smith, Nebraska
- Steve Chabot, Ohio
- Warren Davidson, Ohio
- Bob Gibbs, Ohio
- Bill Johnson, Ohio
- Jim Jordan, Ohio
- Stephanie Bice, Oklahoma
- Tom Cole, Oklahoma
- Kevin Hern, Oklahoma
- Frank Lucas, Oklahoma
- Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma
- Cliff Bentz, Oregon
- John Joyce, Pennsylvania
- Fred Keller, Pennsylvania
- Mike Kelly, Pennsylvania
- Daniel Meuser, Pennsylvania
- Scott Perry, Pennsylvania
- Guy Reschenthaler, Pennsylvania
- Lloyd Smucker, Pennsylvania
- Glenn Thompson, Pennsylvania
- Jeff Duncan, South Carolina
- Ralph Norman, South Carolina
- Tom Rice, South Carolina
- William Timmons, South Carolina
- Joe Wilson, South Carolina
- Tim Burchett, Tennessee
- Scott DesJarlais, Tennessee
- Chuck Fleischmann, Tennessee
- Mark E. Green, Tennessee
- Diana Harshbarger, Tennessee
- David Kustoff, Tennessee
- John Rose, Tennessee
- Jodey Arrington, Texas
- Brian Babin, Texas
- Michael C. Burgess, Texas
- John R. Carter, Texas
- Michael Cloud, Texas
- Pat Fallon, Texas
- Louie Gohmert, Texas
- Lance Gooden, Texas
- Ronny Jackson, Texas
- Troy Nehls, Texas
- August Pfluger, Texas
- Pete Sessions, Texas
- Beth Van Duyne, Texas
- Randy Weber, Texas
- Roger Williams, Texas
- Ron Wright, Texas
- Burgess Owens, Utah
- Chris Stewart, Utah
- Ben Cline, Virginia
- Bob Good, Virginia
- Morgan Griffith, Virginia
- Robert J. Wittman, Virginia
- Carol Miller, West Virginia
- Alexander X. Mooney, West Virginia
- Scott Fitzgerald, Wisconsin
- Tom Tiffany, Wisconsin
Vice President Statement
Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday delivered a statement before a reconvened session of Congress interrupted by pro-Trump demonstrators who stormed the Capitol as lawmakers certified the 2020 election results.
Today was a dark day in the history of the United States Capitol. But thanks to the swift efforts of U.S. Capitol Police, federal, state and local law enforcement, the violence was quelled. The Capitol is secured, and the people’s work continues.
We condemn the violence that took place here in the strongest possible terms. We grieve the loss of life in these hallowed halls, as well as the injuries suffered by those who defended our Capitol today. And we will always be grateful to the men and women who stayed at their posts to defend this historic place.
To those who wreaked havoc in our Capitol today, you did not win. Violence never wins. Freedom wins. And this is still the people’s house. And as we reconvene in this chamber, the world will again witness the resilience and strength of our democracy, for even in the wake of unprecedented violence and vandalism at this Capitol, the elected representatives of the people of the United States have assembled again on the very same day to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.
So may God bless the lost, the injured and the heroes forged on this day. May God bless all who serve here and those who protect this place. And may god bless the United States of America.
Let’s get back to work.
President Trump and the Republican insurrectionist argued that the Constitution lets Vice President reject electors to over turn the election results. The Vice President disagreed and presided over the electoral college certification honorably. The United States Congress certified Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States.
How we got to this point… Historical Records Archives
The New York Times – “77 Days – Trump’s Campaign to Subvert the Election”
Trump’s Campaign to Subvert the Election
Hours after the United States voted, President Trump declared the election a fraud — a lie that unleashed a movement that would shatter democratic norms and upend the peaceful transfer of power. Election issues has been proven beyond reasonable doubt by State, Federal, Supreme Court and intelligent people. You gave a voice to lies and deceptions from the President, knowingly deceived the people, unknowingly your ignorant. The New York Times published “77 Days – Trump’s Campaign to Subvert the Election” (Archived).pdf