Jan 6 Committee refers Trump (and others) for criminal charges

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(12-21-2022, 11:09 AM)ochocincos Wrote: There's no doubt though that Trump's argument is that he just said words and it was the choice of those supporters to take that action.

This is why Trump's standard reckless verbiage and lawless attitude have taken an interesting turn after the 2022 midterms.  It's interesting seeing conservatives who want to move on to DeSantis hope that Trump, the guy they've praised and/or made excuses for prodding his fanatical supporters into viewing all those who stand in his way as treasonous and underhanded enemies of the people, will simply stand down and accept being defeated by a fellow republican.

If/when Trump responds to losing to DeSantis with his usual "Rigged rigged rigged, fight fight fight, cheated cheated cheated, 2A 2A 2A" stuff, we'll see how things look to each side then.  At this point the left should be hoping Trump gets a free pass for 1/6, because his next upcoming loss is likely to be to a guy the left doesn't want to have a red carpet rolled out to the 2024 nomination. 

1/6 is over and Trump is focused on defeating the rest of the GOP now.  May as well send the message that everything he did to undermine losing an election, interfering with the results, and whipping up an angry mob are totally OK responses to losing.  Hell, I almost expect democratic politicians to fly a bunch of Trump supporters down to Tallahassee once Trump starts "totally doing nothing to cause a riot."