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Hey everybody, it's Ellie here with my weekly note to all of you.

Please keep sending your thoughts, questions, or comments to letters atcafe.com.

Thank you. Derelliction of duty is far too generous to Donald Trump.

When it comes to Trump's conduct on the afternoon of January 6th as the Capitol was under attack.

Deroliction of duty is one of those phrases that just tends to catch on,

descriptive, alliterative, punchy.

Google, Trump, dereliction of duty, January 6th,

and you'll get pages upon pages of results.

Powerful Republicans have used the phrase to call out Trump for his conspicuous inaction that day,

including Senator Mitch McConnell, who called it a disgraceful dereliction of duty, and Representative

Liz Cheney, who called it a supreme dereliction of duty. Democrats have eagerly embraced

the same verbiage. Indeed, during the fateful three-plus hours while pro-Trump maniac stormed

the Capitol, Trump did nothing to stop them, despite a slew of text messages to White House

Chief of Staff Mark Meadows from MAGA heavy hitters ranging from Sean Hannity to Rents Prebis

to Donald Trump Jr., begging the then-president to call off the rioters who were

acting in his name.

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