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Washington-based commissioner Jenniffer Gonzalez withdrew her support this morning from outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump after inciting an insurgency in the federal Capitol to prevent Joe Biden from being certified as to new president.
Asked if she supports President Trump, the official replied, “No and not support for a new term for 2024 as she has raised she would be doing.”
“Yesterday’s actions were already inciting this violence directly and a person who wants to cling to the power of evil does not deserve to be president of the United States,” Gonzalez said in a radio interview (WKAQ 580) .
The expressions of Gonzalez, who militates in the Republican Party, are given after a violent insurrection promoted by Trump that left a balance of four people dead and destruction in Congress.
“Yesterday was a black page in the democratic history of the United States, a nation that precisely has a long-standing democracy to respect the votes of the majority and the peaceful transition to power. That the president has incited these acts of violence, to try to cling to the bursting power in the legislative process, to see the complaints about the electoral process that he himself raised should have no forum or place and must be condemned “, Expressed González.
On previous occasions, the commissioner reiterated her support for Trump.
Despite the proceedings, Congress resumed its joint session and this morning certified Joe Biden as the president-elect of the United States, who would be taking office on January 20th.
After hearing the news, Trump acknowledged his defeat, although he continued to sow lies and argue, without proof, that the election results position him revalidating in the position.
“While I totally disagree with the outcome of the election and the facts confirm me, however, there will be an orderly transition on January 20,” Trump said in a statement released by his aide Dan Scavino after Twitter told him suspended his account.