It is stunning that three years after President Trump left the capital in disgrace, having sold this lie that the election had been stolen from him and having incited people to storm the Capitol, that he is in the position he's in and where in the position were in.
Axelrod expresses concern over the political implications of Trump's ongoing influence after the Capitol riot.
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