Former GOP congresswoman calls on Republicans to return charges

Former GOP congresswoman calls on Republicans to return charges

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Former representative Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean Comstock22 retired GOP members plead Trump’s accusation Former GOP congressman asks Biden to receive presidential briefings Former GOP lawmakers call on Trump to accept election results MORE (R-Va.) Said Tuesday that Republicans should vote to accuse President TrumpGOP Donald TrumpHOP leader tells members to stop spreading lies about riots, says the attorney general of the antifa DC Trump organization has illegally paid K account that during the inauguration of 70K QAnon Twitter accounts paid, suspended in the aftermath of Capitol riot MORE in connection with the deadly riots last week at the American Capitol.

Comstock told Andrea Mitchell, MSNBC, that she ‘dares[s] any Republican ”to call President Trump’s comments before the riots” completely appropriate “, referring to his defense of the remarks earlier Tuesday, his first public comment since he was banned on Twitter last week.

“I think the president should resign, but unlike Nixon, he can not even reach the level to do so,” she added. “I would definitely like the 25th amendment to be used, if it can happen, but accusation looks like it will be.”

‘I still think the president has no appreciation for that [the fact that] in every minute he is there, we are in danger, ‘she said, arguing that Trump’ is still a threat in how he speaks to his supporters, the people who came to riot and loot the Capitol, and he told them, “You are special people, ‘he still has not denounced them.’

Mitchell further asked why current and former Republicans no longer put pressure on Vice President Pence to call for the 25th Amendment.

Comstock said she had discussed the matter with people in contact with Pence and his staff, saying “it looks like they’ll be taking too long, even though they’re keeping it out because of their own concerns.”

Comstock’s comments come the same day when three Republicans from the House announced they would vote Wednesday to accuse Trump, including Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn Cheney Republicans Measure Support for Trump Accusation Wave of Companies Cut Off Donations – Many to GOP Davis: Trump Accused: Four Reasons Not to Do It, and One Reason Why (Wyo.), The Republican no. 3 in the House. Comstock tweeted on Tuesday that she is “so proud” of her former colleague.

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