The voter of the US election was accused of being stared at by the president, claiming that Trump sent her a "death threat"

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

Intern Zhao Wenbo

"Do you know what it feels like being stared at by the US president?" On June 21, local time, at the "1.6 U.S. Congress Riot" incident hearing, the votes accused Trump, saying that he had received his "death threaten".

According to the BBC report, on June 21, local time, the Special Committee of the House of Representatives, which is responsible for investigating January 6, 2021, held the fourth hearings. State -level officials exert pressure to overthrow the election results in 2020. The "black material" of former US President Trump has been exposed. A investigation team was informed that after Trump's election failed in 2020, he and his supporters pose a death threat to the election staff.

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A voter in Georgia said that after the former President Trump was specifically targeted at her, she was afraid of going out.

It is reported that the cause of the riots was that on the afternoon of January 6, 2021, Trump spoke before the White House that he would never recognize the defeat, and some supporters of his support clashed with the police and broke into Congress. Because in the US presidential election in 2020, most of Arizona and Georgia voted to Biden, the investigation expert group of this incident specially heard the opinions of the electoral staff of the two states.

"We have received more than 20,000 threatening emails," said Bowers, the Speaker of the House of Republic of Arizona, said, tens of thousands of voice emails and text messages, which caused us not to work and communicate properly, which is disturbing. "

Election staff in Georgia Sae Mos and her mother, Ruby Friman, was called "professional voting scammer" by Trump. Friman said: "I have lost my reputation and sense of security ","

"Do you know what it feels like being stared at by the US president?" Mos complained at the hearing.

Mos added that she faced many death threats and her life was completely subverted. Moss said, "I don't want to go out, and the supermarket doesn't want to go. Under this pressure, I got 27 kilograms. Trump's supporters once went to my grandmother's home to find me, hoping to catch me."

Because Trump is unwilling to admit his defeat and think that his votes cannot only be so small, so Georgia State State Brad Rafennsberg has been repeatedly asked by Trump to find out the state to support him to support him. vote. "After we reviewed it thoroughly, only 4 votes were leaked after we reviewed it."

Laffinsberg and his wife became victims who were threatened and were often organized by organizational harassment. The two frequently received vulgar text messages, and Trump's supporters even broke into the house of their family.

The vice chairman of the Special Committee and the Republican Party Wyoming State Libertz Chenney said in the opening speech of the meeting: "Trump does not care about violence at all."

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