Jacquelyn Martin / AP Many Pennsylvania elected officials have spoken out against the insurrection in the U.S. Capitol Wednesday. But the strength of their denunciations varied -- and some public figures even appear to have joined the mob in Washington, D.C. Pro-Trump extremists stormed the Capitol to protest the certification of the Electoral College results, which will formally declare Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election. Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, one of President Trump’s earliest and most loyal supporters, tweeted “this must stop now." Kelly, who represents the 16th District in northwestern Pennsylvania, said he recognized that “there is a lot of anger over this election and what’s happening in America” but asked that disputes be resolved peacefully.