Trump blown up forJan 6 Capitol trouble, excuses

President Donald Trump was blown up online Tuesday evening over his pardoning ofJan 6 UNITED STATE Capitol trouble individuals after he commended cops throughout his speech to a joint session of Congress.

“F— YOU!!!,” tweeted previous Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn as Trump talked. “YOU A–H— YOU PARDONED OUR ATTACKERS.”

Dunn was among the law enforcement agent that protected the united state Capitol from a crowd of Trump advocates onJan 6, 2021, as they stormed the complicated. A joint session of Congress was satisfying that day to accredit the political election of President Joe Biden when faced with incorrect cases by Trump that he had in fact won the 2020 political election.

Hours after being vouched in momentarily non-consecutive term onJan 20, Trump provided complete excuses for concerning 1,500 individuals billed with criminal activities associated with the insurrection.

Rep Madeleine Dean, in her very own tweet on Tuesday evening, composed, “Less than 24 hours after taking office, Donald Trump pardoned the violent criminals who attacked our Capitol on January 6.”

“This isn’t fair, equal, and impartial justice,” composed Dean, aPennsylvania Democrat “It’s complete disrespect for the rule of law and the police and first responders who keep us safe.”

Rep. Sylvia Garcia, D-Texas, tweeted,”The height of hypocrisy. Trump talks a big game about standing with … the blue, yet on the first day of his administration he pardoned hundreds of cop-beaters who tried to steal an election on January 6, 2021.”

And Rep Lois Frankel, D-Fla, called out Trump, creating on X,”Purging hundreds of FBI and DOJ agents who investigated the Jan 6 insurrection — career law enforcement officers, not political appointees — does not make us safer, more secure, or prosperous.”

Rep Andre Carson, D-Ind, tweeted,”FACT CHECK: President Trump claims to stand with law enforcement. But his pardoning of January 6 insurrectionists has put officers’ lives in danger, including in Indiana.”

Rep Judy Chu tweeted that “Trump insults the American people by saying, ‘let’s bring back law and order.”