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In her opening remarks Thursday night, Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., claimed then-President Donald Trump "did not condemn the attack," but he in fact did in a video Twitter quickly blocked, along with an Oval Office address a week later.
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Armchair quarterbacks again. Uvalde is dealing with it now. No one stopped the 2020 insurrections. In fact, it was supported and financed by Dems.
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Selective memory for sure, but he also could and should have been more vocal at condemning the assault.
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How so? He condemned it in a video. And at that time the facts were not even clear. The facts are that no normal MAGA supporter was involved in anything untoward on January 6. MAGAs were demonstrating peacefully, as Trump directed them to do, as was their right to do, and then law enforcement shot flash-bangs into the peaceful crowd. That was the signal for the disguised BLM/Antifa crowd with FBI informants to storm the castle. News and other photographers and videographers outnumbered the infiltrators as they sought entrance into the Capitol, encouraged by FBI informants and uniformed law enforcement who OPENED DOORS FROM THE INSIDE. Some MAGA were pushed, prodded and cajoled into the fray, and one, a veteran, was shot dead by an overzealous idiot Capitol Police Officer. Get your facts straight, MSgt.
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