Anyone who has closely followed Donald Trump and his most die-hard supporters for the last four years will not be surprised by what happened at the Capitol on January 6th.

One of the biggest takeaways from the insurrection and domestic terrorist attack at the U.S. Capitol was, words matter.

This was the first major attack on our nation’s capital since 1814, when the British burned it down during the War of 1812. And it will be remembered as one of the darkest days in our nation’s history.

These are the Republicans objected to the will of the people by refusing to accept the results of our election.

On January 6th, we saw domestic terrorists and insurrectionists attack the United States Capitol while Congress was engaged in their constitutional duty to count the votes of the Electoral College. This attempted coup was incited by President Trump, his associates, and sadly many Republican members of Congress. While Trump is scheduled to leave the White [...]

Today was to be a celebration of democracy, to place the final ceremonial seal of approval on another free and fair election and clear the last hurdle to another peaceful transition of presidential power. Instead, more than 140 congressional Republicans hatched a plan to try and overturn our elections, while the President himself rallied and fomented an attempted coup to storm the Capitol building.