Uncensored2008 said:
I realize that your noggin must be overflowing with your Nazis, but here are a few more you'll have to find room for.
In the absence of a bipartisan commission, it is essential that their words be entered into the records of any congressional investigations that take place.
"The mob was fed lies. They were provoked by the president and other powerful people."
Senator Mitch McConnell (R)
“The president bears responsibility for Wednesday's attack on Congress by mob rioters”
Representative Kevin McCarthy (R)
"When it comes to accountability, the president needs to understand that his actions were the problem, not the solution,. It breaks my heart that my friend, a president of consequence, would allow yesterday to happen and it will be a major part of his presidency."
Senator Lindsey Graham (R)
"I have said that what President Trump did that day was inexcusable because in his speech he encouraged the mob, and that he bears some responsibility for the tragic violence that occurred. .. some of the language in his tweets and in a video showed sympathy for the violent mob."
Senator Rob Portman (R)
"Make no mistake: I condemn the horrific violence that engulfed the Capitol on January 6. I also condemn former President Trump's poor judgment in calling a rally on that day, and his actions and inactions when it turned into a riot."
Senator Dan Sullivan (R)
"I think it was irresponsible to encourage people with the false notion that the election could be overturned."
Senator Rand Paul (R)
"The president's language and rhetoric often goes too far. I think, yesterday in particular, the president's language and rhetoric crossed the line and it was reckless."
Senator Rafael Cruz (R)
"It's past time for the president to accept the results of the election, quit misleading the American people, and repudiate mob violence."
Senator Tom Cotton (R)
"No one can condone the horrific violence that occurred on January 6, 2021–or President Trump's words, actions, and omissions on that day. I certainly do not."
Senator Mike Lee (R)
"As the leader of the nation, the president bears some responsibility for the actions that he inspires — good or bad. Sadly, yesterday he displayed poor leadership in his words and actions, and he must take responsibility."
Senator Chuck Grassley (R)
"The president did not display good leadership, and I do think he bears some responsibility for what happened."
Senator Jodi Ernst (R)
"If anything [Trump] urged, in a very emotional situation, very inappropriate action by people that appear to be his supporters."
Senator Mike Rounds (R)
"What happened on January 6 threatened our foundational transfer of power and the actions were an embarrassment to our country and everything that we stand for. The actions and reactions of President Trump were disgraceful, and history will judge him harshly."
Senator Shelly Moore Capito (R)
“I think the president's decisions and his actions that day and leading up to that day on this topic were clearly reckless."
Senator Roy Bunt (R}
"President Trump was wrong to continue to spread allegations of widespread fraud and not immediately discourage the reprehensible and unpatriotic behavior."
Senator Jerry Moran (R)
"I think most would have a lot of trouble saying there was no connection" between Trump's behavior and the deadly attack on the Capitol.
Senator Mike Braun (R)
"The call to march, and to, you know, march down to the Capitol, it was inciting. It was pouring fuel on a spark…”
Senator Kevin Cramer (R)