Video Surface Where Antifa Member Started Breaking Windows At Capitol And Trump Supporters Stopped The Attack
Posted By: ProudAmerican-MO, 1/7/2021 8:39:21 AM
Thousands of President Trump’s supporters surrounded the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday afternoon as Congress met inside the building to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election. Many protested peacefully, but a substantial number did not, and the entire scene quickly devolved into utter chaos. Republican Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona claims that Antifa had provoked the chaos. Two more congressional Republicans had joined him. First, Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks, who told Lou Dobbs that while there could have been “some” Trump supporters, it also “could be any other number of groups, anarchists or what have you.”
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People are flat out morons, anyone that believes anyone could get inside that building to break windows and take pictures in offices, are complete morons and they laugh at how gullible people are!! All staged ask any normal law enforcement person!