Dark Day in US History
Blog Posted by
Connie Pachecho: 1/6/2021 1:02:00 PM
Dark Day in US History
The story on Capital Hill rips at America's heart. What was supposed to be prefunctionary day of transfer of power has turned chaotic. Images of protestors (now described as mobs) breaching security, bypassing barricades, and marching past Capital Police to the doors of the chambers is tearful to watch. Some I hear got in.
The fortuitous bounce is that there were no rogues at the rally. For on a normal day a visitor would be screened, and undergo a testing for explosives. After all the most powerful lawmakers in the world in the Senate and House are inside. Today when emotions were heightened the most, namely one side upset at losing, there were no adequate presence of screeners, security, and police. The irony many predicted this would happen, especially being amped by their leader.
And yes, some protestor reached the Senate floor.
My eyes swell because this is disturbing to watch. And un-American.
For no other time in US History has a rally of protestors taken it this far.
At 428 pm est. I'm still watching with a heavy heart and hearing stories, now, of members of Congress are in lockdown and barricaded in secret hiding places.
The only rogue here is the most obvious.
connie pachecho
1/06/21