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Trump supporters collide with the police and security forces while assaulting the United States Capitol in Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021.
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President Donald Trump He was criticized online on Tuesday night about his pardon of January 6 Riot of Capitol of the United States. participants after praising the police during their speech to a Joint session of the Congress.
“F — You !!!”, tweeted former police officer of Capitol Harry Dunn while Trump spoke. “You Ah — You forgive our attackers.”
Dunn was one of the police officers defended by the United States Capitol of a Horde of Trump supporters on January 6, 2021, while assaulting the complex. A joint session of the Congress met that day to certify the president’s election Joe Biden Faced with Trump’s false statements that he had really won the 2020 elections.
Hours after having sworn a second non -consecutive mandate on January 20, Trump issued complete pardons for approximately 1,500 people accused of crimes related to insurrection.
Representative Madeleine Dean, on her own tweet on Tuesday night, wrote: “Less than 24 hours after assuming office, Donald Trump forgave the violent criminals who attacked our Capitol on January 6.”
“This is not just, equal and impartial justice,” Dean wrote, a Democrat of Pennsylvania. “It is a lack of respect for the rule of law and the police and the first to respond that keep us safe.”
The representative Sylvia García, D-Texas., Tuitó: “The apogee of hypocrisy. Trump speaks a great game about standing with … the blue, but the first day of his administration forgave hundreds of police officers who tried to steal an election on January 6, 2021.”
And the representative Lois Frankel, D-Fla., Called Trump, writing in X, “purge hundreds of FBI agents and the DOJ who investigated the insurrection of January 6-Officials of application of the career law, not appointed politicians) does not make us safer, safer or prosperous.”
The representative Andre Carson, a Democrat of Indians, tweeted: “Verification of facts: President Trump claims to be with the police. But his forgiveness of the insurrectionists of January 6 has endangered the life of the officers, even in Indiana.”
The representative Judy Chu tweeted that “Trump insults the American people saying:” Let’s recover the law and order. “
