US President Joe Biden said the Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump of the violence case at Capillat (Parliament House) on January 6, reminding him that democracy is “weak and protecting the truth of every American citizen.” To
“The saddest chapter of our history is that democracy is weak. It must always be protected, we must be vigilant and violent,” Biden said in a statement released after his acquittal in the Senate on Saturday. “In the House of Representatives, there was a vote in the Senate after both parties passed an impeachment motion against Trump,” he said. Although he has not been convicted in the last election, there is no dispute that the charges against him are true.
Biden said that “those who oppose crimes, including minority leader McConnell in the Senate, believe Trump is” guilty of dishonestly abdicating duty and are practical to incite violence in the Capitol. ” Has been acquitted.
After a four-day hearing against Trump, the 100-member Senate cast 57 votes in favor of the indictment and 43 against it. Trump needed 10 more votes to prove himself guilty. Trump instigated the violence carried out by his supporters in the US Capitol on January 6 Seven Republican senators voted against Trump in support of the indictment, but the Democratic Party failed to get the 67 votes needed to convict the former president. The Democratic Party has 50 members in the Senate.
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