Guernsey: Whose Side Is Trump On? – All Otsego

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Letter from Sherwood Guernsey

Whose Side Is Trump On?

This week, we remember the horror of January 6, 2021, the day an angry mob surged into our nation’s Capitol, smashing windows, breaking down doors, brutalizing the police who were trying to guard our sacred Capitol, resulting in nine deaths. We all watched it on TV as the ugly drama proceeded with no action by the president to stop it.

An officer was dragged facedown to be beaten with an American flag on a pole and another was pulled into the scrum to be kicked and stomped.

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