Fiona Hill: "The president was trying to stage a coup"

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Let me see.
Wanted Georgia to find fraudulent votes -- no conspiracy here.
Planned to have Smartmatic/Dominion machines seized -- no fowl play here, but it was unlikely to happen anyway.
Alternative electors in 7 states -- the Twit doesn't know what it might be about. Could been a test of electoral accuracy. Nothing nefarious proven here.
Bill Bar the RINO was pressured to find fraud -- I don't cry for the DOJ, FBI or Bill Bar.
Pressuring Pence is unlikely to have occurred, but Pence knows the US constitution better than Trump or the Jan 6th protesters -- imagine that.
Trump is not smart enough, nor real enough to have organized January 6th like a Nazi Gestapo operation. He wanted to ruin his own legacy and his children didn't like it.

This is why the Left is firing blanks. The facts don't add up.
"Fowl play"? What, were chickens involved in this?
 

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Now why, oh why, would Pelosi turn it down? Think libs. Think, think, think.
First of all, the claim that Pelosi "turned down" Trump's offer of National Guard protection on Jan. 6th is a lie.

Secondly, if only the cons had done some proper thinking of their own, they would not have invaded the Capitol in the first place.
 

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How do you know?
I could well ask you the same question, but I know that you can't answer it.

"Steven A. Sund, then-U.S. Capitol Police chief, Paul D. Irving, then-House sergeant-at-arms, and Michael C. Stenger, then-Senate sergeant-at-arms, have all testified about the events of Jan. 6, and none of them insinuated that they were prevented from calling the National Guard by congressional leadership. Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser also requested for the National Guard to be called in during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. That request was denied by the Pentagon, not Pelosi. Major General William Walker, the commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard, testified before a House subcommittee that he relayed a request from the Capitol Police for military support to the Army at around 2 p.m. It wasn’t until after 5 p.m., however, that request was approved by the Defense Department."

 

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He doesn't.

Trump’s claim was debunked by fact-checkers in March, after he first made the statement during a Fox News appearance, and it’s still not true. There is no evidence Trump made any formal request about deploying 10,000 National Guard troops before the rally.

Claims that Pelosi was in charge of Capitol security on Jan. 6 have been previously debunked by USA TODAY. The Capitol Police are overseen by the Capitol Police Board and committees from the Senate and House of Representatives.

Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby had previously looked into Trump’s claim and told The Washington Post in March that “we have no record of such an order being given.”

 
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Trump’s claim was debunked by fact-checkers in March, after he first made the statement during a Fox News appearance, and it’s still not true. There is no evidence Trump made any formal request about deploying 10,000 National Guard troops before the rally.

Claims that Pelosi was in charge of Capitol security on Jan. 6 have been previously debunked by USA TODAY. The Capitol Police are overseen by the Capitol Police Board and committees from the Senate and House of Representatives.

Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby had previously looked into Trump’s claim and told The Washington Post in March that “we have no record of such an order being given.”

There was no formal request from either, but that doesn't mean Pelosi was told she could so. Talk about incompetence, since she knew it would happen and that her life was not in danger.
 

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... a mob of Republicans rioted in the Capital!"
As opposed to members of the Republican 'base', these were 'independents'. They wouldn't be the ones voting Repub straight down every ballot, every election. That's I think the common meaning of calling someone a Republican. These people liked what the party offered in President Trump, but they weren't members of the party's base.
 

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Anyone who thinks Trump was trying to stage an insurrection is a moron.
I kind of feel the same way about anyone who thinks that democracy is in peril, whether or not he did. Because our political situation brushed off last January 6th like a mosquito. Basically nothing happened that day, it was closer to a 'prank' than a real attempt to take power, and all the bluster about it since then is entirely partisan. Basically Democrats trying as hard as they can to use it to win the next election.
 

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Anyone who thinks Trump was trying to stage an insurrection is a moron.

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It was the FBI; and why did Pelosi or someone call the National Guard? Translation: Your story doesn't make sense. As if the dumb actor did it by himself and not with his family.
Omni: "It's the FBI's fault that a mob of Republicans rioted in the Capitol!"

No, Nimrod. It's the Republicans' fault that a mob of Republicans rioted in the Capitol.
 

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Omni: "It's the FBI's fault that a mob of Republicans rioted in the Capitol!"

No, Nimrod. It's the Republicans' fault that a mob of Republicans rioted in the Capitol.
The FBI organized it, because Trump is a TV actor, and slight FAS retard. It means he isn't smart enough to have planned it. You are too stupid to admit anything.
 
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