As Republicans look inward after President Trump’s riots after President Trump’s speech Wednesday, Democrats are contributing to the section, Fox News contributor Charles Hurt told Fox & Friends.
“I have this urge to blame everything on President Trump. Everything that is going on right now has been going on for years and decades, of which politicians on Capitol Hill have been a part,” Hurt, Washington Times’ editor-in-chief, said. said co-presenter Brian Kilmeade.
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He added: ‘The last thing they want to do is make an inventory of themselves and try to figure out,’ OK, what did I do to make it worse or to create this situation? ‘
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Trump supporters sparked unrest on the steps of the Capitol building when a joint session of Congress ratified the election of President Biden’s Electoral College, prompting lawmakers to go into a deadlock. The riot left five dead, including one pro-Trump protester who was shot dead by Capitol Hill police and at least 68 arrests, according to DC police.
Shortly seconds after meeting again Wednesday night, Democrats on Capitol Hill began accusing Republicans of treason and rioting, Hurt said.
“Every hopeful hope we had that it might be a unifying moment, we could come out stronger from this, but just went all the way out the window,” he said.
Several Democratic lawmakers have insisted on Twitter demanding that Trump be removed with the 25th amendment or accusation.
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“They get caught up in their own mob mentality, everyone is trying to outdo each other on Twitter to see who can make the most outrageous charge or make the most outrageous claim from the other side and nothing is ever going to be cured if that’s your approach,” he said. Hurt said.
While this may be a good time for psychological examination for both parties, Hurt concluded: ‘There is no indication from Democrats on Capitol Hill that any of them intend to do so and certainly not from Joe Biden or Kamala Harris. ‘