Conservative female writers angrily accuse Trump of being a "big coward" and "blackening" for conservatives

[Compilation / Observer Network Guo Han] Supporters personally instigated by Trump made a big fuss at the Capitol on the 6th and confronted the military and police, and 4 people have died in the riots. However, after delivering a speech of "beating chicken blood", he went straight back to the White House and sat back and watched the situation get out of control.

The violence of "Sichuan powder" is unrestrained, continues to "blacken" and create divisions for the Republican Party, and ann Koot, an ultra-conservative female writer who is influential in the United States, cannot stand it. She angrily called Trump a "big coward", hiding behind "dirty work" demonstrators and discrediting conservatives.

The US "Daily Beast" reported on the 6th that Curt angrily condemned the riot in an interview on the same day, criticizing the participants for "not understanding the situation" and Trump as a "gigantic pussy".

On the morning of the 6th, Trump delivered a speech to supporters outside the White House, stressing that he would not accept the "fake" election results, calling on people to "march to the Capitol", which then turned into violence. That night, Trump had called on supporters to "leave peacefully," but was "silenced" by social media platforms and has not responded further so far.

Trump gave a speech in Washington on the morning of the 6th, calling on supporters to demonstrate at the Capitol

Curt complained that Trump returned to the White House to enjoy a "wonderful lunch" after his speech, lying in bed and starting to tweet, indicating that he did not take supporters seriously and "simply did not have time to deal with them." These people "are just called in to do dirty work."

"I want to point out what a great coward he is. Who are these people who still support Trump, and what does the so-called 'stop stealing the election' mean? I couldn't understand it at all. He (Trump) doesn't care about you at all, so why do you want to do this for him? ”

Coote made no secret of his contempt for Trump, ridiculing him for "only playing tough guys on 'Flying Yellow' show... Oh, I hate him", and tried to draw a line with Trump fans, thinking that they were "poor working-class people" who could only be "considered conservatives by the broadest definition." But even so, these people have discredited American conservatives who advocate "law and order."

Previously, Republicans, including Trump, most often complained about left-wing radical groups such as Antifa, for violently confronting the police in protests such as "black lives are expensive".

And Curt reluctantly admits that today, the behavior of Trump supporters in the Capitol has similarities with "Antifa". "We're finally living up to what authoritarian liberals often talk about."

"I was furious. This is the first time conservatives have resorted to mob violence. After the first river, it can't stop. She believes that this is Trump's "last gift" to the Republican Party, questioning Trump", "how many Republicans do you want to drag down before stepping down?" ”

Four years ago, Curt once supported Trump's candidacy for president, and even wrote a book to promote him. But in recent years, she has lost faith in Trump, citing the fact that his presidency is "dominated by Kushner and Ivanka," who "just want to please Kardashian and Wall Street."

As an ultra-conservative, Curt also supported Republican Senators Ted Cruz and Josh Holly in questioning the election at the national accounting stage, arguing that the court was right, but "the allegations of fraud were not clearly investigated."

Along with many Republicans who changed their minds because of the congressional unrest that day, she was hesitant to stick with that proposition. "It's not their (Cruz et al.'s) fault, it's Trump's instigation."

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