Elected Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) Weighed in on Wednesday’s riot at the Capitol building and said sen. Kelly Loeffler
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“The president and everyone who enabled him, including Kelly Loeffler, who I faced and who has yet to concede this race, have their hands and their fingerprints on it,” Warnock told The Joe Madison. Show from SiriusXM said.
Loeffler’s office did not immediately respond to The Hill.
Warnock’s comments come a few days after he defeated Loeffler in Georgia’s Senate race in the Senate. His victory, along with fellow Georgia Democrat Jon Ossof’s victory over Sen. David Perdue
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Loeffler, along with a number of GOP senators led by Sens. Ted Cruz
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An hour after the attack, Loeffler said she was abandoning her plans to object to the result and condemning the violence.
“The events that have forced me have forced me to reconsider and I can not now object in good conscience to the certification of these voters. The violence, the lawlessness and the siege of the halls of Congress are abominable and standing As a direct attack on what my objection was intended to protect the sanctity of the American democratic process, ”Loeffler said.
While Hawley and Cruz condemned the violence Wednesday, the two Republican senators still voted to support objections to the election results in Arizona and Pennsylvania.
“[Hawley and Cruz], they think of 2024 and this crazy idea that they’re somehow appealing to the worst people, that they’re appealing to this base, that it’s giving them a chance, ‘Warnock said. They were therefore prepared to sacrifice the nation, sacrificing its most cherished ideals of democracy, the peaceful transition of power for their own personal ambition. ‘
Four people were killed on Wednesday amid riots, including one woman who was shot dead by Capitol police. The chaos arose after a regular rally President Trump
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