There are times when people can be pointed at and the responsibility for something laid on them and they are completely and totally innocent of anything to do with what happened.
For example, let’s say you were to order a hamburger from a McDonald’s. You make the order, pay your money, and then all of a sudden they hand you a chicken sandwich. It isn’t your damn fault they got the order wrong, it’s them.
Democrats seem to be pointing the finger at Donald Trump saying that he is the one that is responsible for what happened at the Capitol building. Problem is, they have been planning that long before Donald Trump made his speech in January.
Now, they did their little investigation and what they found, hoping to get more dirt on Trump, is going to end up being the thing that “sets him free”.
Just when you thought the Dems case to impeach Trump couldn’t get any more pathetic, the FBI shows up and slams more evidence on the table.
According to reports, there’s now even more evidence that the riots at the Capitol were planned out far in advance.
These plans took place mainly on social media and involved training, commanders on scene, donations, combat gear and casing sites.
So please, tell me against how Trump is “responsible” for this?
More than a half dozen of the suspects are now charged with conspiracy to commit violence for actions predating the Jan. 6 riots. The early actions identified in court documents date back to November, with planning and rhetoric accelerating after Christmas, court records show.
That growing body of evidence raises questions about whether the FBI and other security agencies acted proactively enough to thwart the violence. It also undercuts the House Democrats’ impeachment claim — supported by 10 Republicans — that Trump’s speech spontaneously incited the riots, legal experts told Just the News.
“I would hope that those 10 Republicans and hopefully even some Democrats would say as we now look at the timelines that the media, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and all are reporting on, here’s exactly it, the facts,” said Kenneth Starr, the former federal appeals judge, solicitor general and Whitewater independent counsel.
“[House lawmakers] made a huge, colossal blunder,” said Starr, who was a member of the defense team for Trump’s first Senate impeachment trial. “So walk back, and apologize to the former president, apologize to the American people that I never should have voted in favor of this without the benefit of all the facts. I rushed to judgment.”