I think Congressman Neguse did a great job in laying out what their fears were and in how what Donald Trump did, trying to stop the transfer of power, was a manifestation of their fears, and for him to do it violently, by inciting a mob to come after congressional leaders, ultimately to threaten the life of the vice president.
Cory Booker discusses the implications of Donald Trump's actions during the Capitol riot and their connection to the Founders' fears of despotism.
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