Representative Adam Kinsinger (R-Ill.) Predicted on Sunday that the 2024 election would be a “mess” when asked how worried he was about the next time the United States voted for president, given how divided the country is. the question of who is to blame for the uprising in the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
ABC moderator George Stefanopoulos said all signs point to contradictions similar to those seen after the 2020 election, especially with some of former President Trump’s allies, this time responsible for verifying the election results. state level before asking, “How worried are you about 2024?”
“Very worried,” Kinzinger told Stefanopoulos. “One of the things we are focusing on is these [state]-elections at the level too, the people who will determine whether they certify elections, you know what technique is used. “
“We’ve focused so much on what’s going on in the District of Columbia, Congress and the Senate. But when you have those electoral judges who go to people who don’t believe in democracy, authoritarianism, 2024 will be a mess, “he added.
Kinzinger, who is not running for re-election, said one problem in his party was a lack of leadership.
“And wake up, America. Wake up, Republicans, because it won’t be good for you if you think it is, “Kinzinger added.
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Kinzinger’s remarks came during a public hearing by a House of Representatives committee to investigate the Capitol Uprising, during which Trump supporters stormed the building in an attempt to prevent Congress from verifying the results of the 2020 election. The Capitol attack killed five people.
Kinzinger, one of the two Republicans serving on the committee, said he, his wife and his 5-month-old child had recently received a death threat, although he added that he was not worried he would be injured.
“There are people who have violence in the future, I’ll tell you. And until we start telling people the truth, we can’t expect anything else, “he said.
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