Trump says he shouldn't have left the White House in 2020

[Blkfyre]

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/finish-line-trump-says-shouldnt-left-2020-loss-rcna178631

At another point in the [Pennsylvania] rally, Trump said he should not have left the White House on Jan. 20, 2021, when Biden was sworn in. "The day that I left, I shouldn't have left. I mean, honestly, because we did so, we did so well," the former president told supporters.

He didn't appear to be kidding.

In other words, with just two days remaining before Election Day, as undecided voters made up their minds, the Republican nominee for the nation's highest office reminded the public about his increasingly overt hostility toward democracy.

This was, by all accounts, supposed to be a speech summarizing his closing message, focused on the stakes in the 2024 race. True to form, Trump departed from his script and focused anew on his post-defeat grievances from 2020. As The New York Times' report on the rally summarized, "With the remarks, Mr. Trump used the final days of his campaign to offer voters a stark reminder of the violence that came at the end of his term when, after weeks of his false claims that he had won an election he had lost, a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol to try to prevent the certification of President Biden's victory."

[dogwalker]

What did he want to do?  Creep around in the attic?  Hide behind a picture of his hero Lincoln?

[Hobby]

Had Trump not left the White House the Secret Service acting under the president would have escorted Trump off the Capitol grounds.  Trump loves to say things after the fact that he knows is pure bullshit! 

[Danno]

Had Trump not left the White House the Secret Service acting under the president would have escorted Trump off the Capitol grounds.  Trump loves to say things after the fact that he knows is pure bullshit! 

Wish that would of happened.
Biden should have him arrested tomorrow for threatening Liz Chaneys life.