The answer isn't as obvious as you seem to think. Try Trump's DOJ. Here's another one indicted on 18 USC 1512(c)(2) by a grand jury empanelled on January 8th, 2021. Who was president? This one is Fischer, as in Fischer v United States.
Not true as evidenced by video. Notice the struggle over the bicycle rack barricades in the lower left-hand panel of this video.
You tube seems to have cancelled the video proving the visitors were peaceful then the cops fired rubber bullets at the. I tried another way and located this video.
You're a retard & you're humiliating me? HAHAHAHAHA!
They were outnumbered by Trump's private militia, dope.
That is my precise point. There simply were not nearly as many cops present as there should be.
You made my point.
Hindsight is 20/20. A better question is why did it take 5 hours to get the National Guard out there once a riot was declared?
The video with its title proves the cops fired first. The problem would be solved had the number of forces Trump wanted there to be there on site.
That reinforces my own points.
Then we agree all the people indicted from there that day deserved to be.
26 cops were investigated by the internal affairs. 6 cops were suspended.
How do you think that proves cops fired first?
Who did Trump tell to get 10,000 National Guard there?
Sounds like MAGA cops got caught being subordinate.
There was a mass fist fight at the bicycle barriers. It was not peaceful as some describe.
I believe that the majority of the capitol police support Trump.
If true (and I think you are right), everyone one from the squad commander up to the President was guilty of not being aware.
