Storming The Capitol Didn't Change The Election, Some Trump Backers Realize
As that became increasingly clear, a sort of testosterone hangover took hold in the nation's capital. Small crowds of Trump supporters, not quite willing to let the day's events go, dispersed slowly in front of an impassive line of police in riot gear and drifted down streets back toward their hotels. The forcible occupation of the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob was roundly condemned by virtually every prominent political leader — except for Trump, who told the occupiers to be peaceful but also said "We love you. You're special." But some Trump backers were unsettled by the invasion, and in s...