Let's talk about why Donald Trump is criminally responsible for the January 6th insurrection,

because holding Donald Trump accountable for a presidential attack on our democracy,

like justice matters.

Hey all, Glenn Kirschner here.

So the impeachment is behind us, and now it's time to go from a political hearing that bears

no resemblance to a trial, to the only place justice can actually be achieved in a court

of law.

You know, I'm hearing lots of discussion about whether Donald Trump has criminal liability

for inciting the attack on the Capitol.

One Mitch McConnell, who, of course, punked out of voting guilty, even Mitch McConnell

said the following, as quoted from a New York Times article, quote, there's no question

none that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events

of the day, no question about it.

Now of course, there are two places that Mitch McConnell's words mean nothing in a court

of law and everywhere else.

But let's be clear, Donald Trump not only incited the mob, but as the attack was under

way, he refused to do anything to stop it, or maybe it's even a little worse than that.

This from the New York Times article.

At 2.12 p.m., the same moment that the mob breached the building itself, Mr. Pence, who

had defied the president by saying he planned to certify Mr. Biden's victory, was rushed

off the Senate floor.

A minute later, the Senate session was recessed.

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