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Photo: Ben Horton/Getty Images for The Art of Elysium Yesterday, violent right-wing terrorists forced their way into the U.S. Capitol following a pro-Trump protest that everyone on the planet—except, oddly, anyone involved in law enforcement—knew was going to escalate to dangerous levels, leading to a day that the United States will never and should never live down. And, according to Pitchfork, there were a couple of familiar faces in the crowd outside the White House, specifically Ariel Pink and John Maus. The two appeared in a photo posted by filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer from Washington D....

Musician Ariel Pink upset fans by confirming his attendance at the pro-Trump protests on Jan. 6, the same day a mob, encouraged by the president to march to the Capitol, stormed the Capitol building Filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer posted a photo of Pink, 42, who was born Ariel Marcus Rosenberg, alongside songwriter John Maus in a hotel room in D.C. She also posted live videos of Maus navigating the crowd, causing some on Twitter to infer what Pink’s involvement in the protests, which he later confirmed. proof that both @JOHNMAUS@arielxpink were at there. never once did one of these artists express...

Jan 07 2021 Historian of coups and right-wing authoritarians here. If there are not severe consequences for every lawmaker & Trump govt official who backed this, every member of the Capitol Police who collaborated with them, this "strategy of disruption" will escalate in 2021 — Ruth Ben-Ghiat (@ruthbenghiat) January 7, 2021 ABOVE: She is right. I remain hopeful that the insurrectionists will be brought to justice. Inhofe being sworn in by Pence (Image via video still) HUFF POST: Sen. James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) has shared a private conversation with VP Pence, quoting Pence — enraged by Trum...

11 weeks ago Well, yesterday there was chaos in D.C. Strangely, Ariel Pink was part of the mob that convened on the Capitol. Pink stated that while he was not part of the mob that actually entered the Capitol, he was there to "peacefully show [his] support for the president." Pink was there with musician John Maus. None of the labels currently distirbuting Pink's music have issued a statement. Pink had previously expressed statements that suggested that he believed that the Presidential election was "stolen" - a claim debunked by many state committees and state Supreme courts.

Ariel Pink has admitted to attending a pro-Trump protest at the White House yesterday, after filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer posted a photograph of Pink and John Maus together in the city. Pink says he was there to “peacefully show [his] support for the president,” but was not part of the mob that stormed the Capitol. The role of Maus, whom Moyer filmed observing crowds at the Capitol, is unclear. In an email to Pitchfork, Moyer, whose Instagram account has been made private, says she met with the pair to discuss an unrelated project and, in her role as a documentary journalist, “felt obliged ...