Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. It`s like -- it`s like, you know, General Washington or Napoleon or any great leader, going to the head of the crowd, you know, the head of the army that sort of serves them over.
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Michael Steele compares Donald Trump's desire to go to the Capitol during the insurrection to historical leaders rallying their troops.
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The man wants to lock up citizens, the man wants to turn the government against them, how are we supposed to respond to that? Are we supposed to be civil?
Yes, I`m kind of in the multiple sources camp because of the narrowness of the folks who are around Trump, and having spent some time with the man in the past, having a sense of how he operationalizes things.
Maybe Trump simply pulled back the curtain and exposed the truth of what the Republican Party has always been about.
There's no question at this point — if I were a senator — I'd do one thing. I would block every last one of them.





