Democrats and their Far Left allies are doing everything they can to keep President Trump’s
MAGA supporters away from the planned #StopTheSteal rally in Washington DC on January 6.
DC’s Far Left Democrat Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC BLM have been pressuring DC hotels to close during the protests scheduled around the January 6, 2021 join session of Congress, during which the Electoral votes of as many as seven states are expected to be challenged. The budget-priced Harrington Hotel was the first to succumb to the pressure campaign.
"Boom. This is how you stop white supremacists from destroying our city and terrorizing dc residents," Black Lives Matter DC tweeted in reference to the announced closure of the Harrington Hotel ahead of the planned January pro-Trump demonstrations.
After the Harrington announced its two-day closure, Black Lives Matter D.C. began pressuring other DC hotels, including the J.W. Marriott and Holiday Inns in both Capitol Hill and Alexandria, to close when pro-Trump demonstrators come to DC on Jan. 6th.
BLM DC later tweeted "what will you do to stop hate? #DefendDC" and tagged the Marriott Metro Center, Holiday Inn Washington Capitol at the National Mall, JW Marriott Hotels, Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Alexandria, and Grand Hyatt DC in the tweet.
“BLM DC stayed at the Regis Dec. 12,” Nee Nee Taylor with Black Lives Matter D.C. said, “and we watched the privileged Hyatt and Capitol Hilton give leeway to White Supremacists."
Another organization, known as 'All Out DC', retweeted Black Lives Matter DC's tweet, adding more hotels to its tweet.
"Are you all going to follow suit and protect Black Lives or welcome white extremists violent gangs into your establishments on January 6?" All Out DC wrote in a tweet.
Social media has been awash with claims that Bowser was in cahoots with BLM and ordered "all hotels restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, and convenience stores to close Jan 4th, 5th and 6th to Discourage TRUMP supporters from gathering in D.C."
One post goes on to encourage protesters to bring "EXTRA food, water, blankets, supplies and have a plan where to sleep."
Using the cover of heightened COVID-19 concerns, Bowser issued an executive order on Dec. 18, closing indoor dining, museums and libraries from Dec. 23 until Jan. 15.
“District residents are strongly advised to limit their activities to essential activities and travel, including work, school, childcare, government services, medical needs, food, supplies, and exercise,” the order reads.
It will surprise no one that Bowser’s order locks-up DC during the planned pro-Trump protests and rallies while assuming the COVID-19 danger will be mitigated miraculously in the week leading up to what Democrats hope will be Joe Biden’s inauguration.
Mayor Bowser’s spiteful order is not going to keep any committed Trump supporter away from DC on January 5 and 6, but it is killing DC’s already stressed restaurants.
As writer Stephen Mansfield @MansfieldWrites tweeted:
DC Mayor @MurielBowser has banned indoor dining in Washington DC as of Christmas Eve. That means 900 cancelled reservations at @oldebbitt — just one popular DC restaurant. Absolutely devastating.
"The BIG Protest Rally in Washington, D.C. will take place at 11.00 A.M. on January 6th... StopTheSteal!" President Trump tweeted Friday of the rally he's promised "will be wild."
Though the President hasn't yet provided details on the specific location, the National Park Service has so far received three permit applications to protest the election results on Wednesday, with more than 15,000 attendees expected, USA Today reported.
The Eighty Percent Coalition, a newly created group whose name refers to the estimated percentage of Republican voters who do not trust the 2020 election results, has requested a permit with the largest expected gathering of up to 10,000 people at Freedom Plaza in northwest D.C.
Other planned protests include one of some 5,000 attendees planned by a conservative women's group and two smaller rallies–one named the "Wild Protest" on the Capitol lawn's northeast quadrant and a separate march from the National Mall to the Capitol led by a former Republican Congressional candidate from South Carolina, the Washington Post reported.
Here are three good resources for accurate information on the January 6, pro-Trump protests and rallies in DC:
Fight to #StopTheSteal, with President Trump
On January 5 at Freedom Plaza and on January 6, 2021, millions of Americans will descend upon Washington DC to let the establishment know we will fight back against this fraudulent election.
Take a stand with President Trump and the #StopTheSteal coalition and be at the The Ellipse (President’s Park) at 7am. The fate of our nation depends on it.
March for Trump
Please join us in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021. Your support is necessary before it’s too late!
EVENT DETAILS: March to Save America Rally
LOCATION: The Ellipse, Washington, D.C.
ARRIVE EARLY! Doors open at 7:00 AM
Event on January 6, 2021 goes from 10 AM - 5 PM Invited Speakers & Featured Guests Include Jenny Beth Martin of Tea Party Patriots, Roger Stone, Scott Presler, Rep. Lauren Boebert, Rep. Marjorie Tayor Greene, Rep. Paul Gosar and many other leaders of the MAGA Movement
The Twitter account of @MilionMagaMarch has lots of information on the march and related activities. Here are two things every one of us must find time to do between now and Jan. 5 and 6:
First, plan to go the DC for the January 5 and 6 pro-Trump rallies and events.
Second, call or email your Senators and Representative to demand they join Rep. Mo Brooks and Senators Hawley and Cruz when they object to the tainted Electors when the Electoral College votes are counted on January 6, 2021. The toll-free Capitol Switchboard (1-866-220-0044). Tell your Senators to object to the same slate of Electors that Rep. Mo Brooks and Senators Cruz and Hawley object to, including Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada and New Mexico.
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