(03-23-2024, 12:25 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(03-23-2024, 12:18 PM)Sneakers Wrote: I would expect they are Jaguars fans and want their team to win.  Not a great analogy though.

Obviously I'm trying to get you to say they were Trump supporters who wanted Trump to remain in office.  Why don't you agree with that?

I have neither agreed nor disagreed with that assessment, your question was about Jaguars fans.  Don't blame me for your own rambling narrative.

I'm sure some of them were ardent Trump supporters who were focused on him remaining in office.  

I also suspect for many it was more about justice, as there was substantial evidence to suggest multiple instances of tampering had occurred and the Democrat's only response was denial.  They never expressed concern for the integrity of the voting process, thereby adding to the credibility to Trump's claim of a "stolen" election.  Had they invited an immediate joint review/inspection in suspect states/counties, they could have diffused, rather than exacerbated the controversy.  

I believe the majority of those who entered the Capitol arrived with no preplanned agenda and just got caught up in the moment.  To go back to your football analogy, this was the political Superbowl, and they wanted to be part of it.  A peaceful rally with a speech led to a march, which became a protest, then suddenly some pushed their way into the building and others simply followed.

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