.@Sen_JoeManchin this morning on @580WCHS Live, discussing the mob at the Capitol this week, going on to discuss the actions of new #WVgov Delegate Derrick Evans
"I just can't believe that a person that's been elected as a public official, who takes the same oath of office that everyone else takes to defend and protect the Constitution would be entering into the Capitol, an insurrection, to overthrow a lawful procedure we have to do"
"in order to form our government and our democracy and keep the Republic alive and well."
Manchin on Evans: "He would pay the ultimate price, I would hope. He should."
Manchin: "I guarantee the FBI will do their job. I don't know the person. It's very, very bad judgment. Very poor judgment."
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Of note, the governor suggested America should just get through the next 11 days and does not call for President Trump to resign or be impeached a second time
Justice, who has spoken fondly of his personal relationships with President Trump and Don Jr.: "From the standpoint of the Trump family, there's no way they really condoned what was happening with the invasion of our Capitol."
From the story: #WVgov Senator Mike Azinger said he and the group he was with, including his sons and some friends, walked that way but were at the back of the crowd. newsandsentinel.com/news/local-new…
Also: antifa ate my homework
I'm always interested in who has a Wikipedia page and who doesn't. Anyway, Azinger has one and appears to have been edited today: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Azin…
"Evans traveled to Washington, D.C., and knowingly and willfully joined and encouraged a crowd of individuals who forcibly entered the U.S. Capitol and impeded, disrupted and disturbed the orderly conduct of business by the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate."