TheWrapPresident Biden Rips 'Unrelenting Effort' to Erase Jan. 6 Capitol Riot History in WaPo Op-Ed
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29% : In 2022, on the first anniversary of the riot, he said Trump "held a dagger at the throat of democracy."25% : The president says the nation "cannot accept" a repeat of what happened four years ago, without mentioning Trump by namePresident Joe Biden ripped what he called the "unrelenting effort" to "erase" the memory of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Riot in a new op-ed for the Washington Post.
18% : President Biden echoed that sentiment on Sunday, telling reporters at the White House that Trump was a "genuine threat to democracy.
9% : President Biden has similarly scolded Trump and his supporters for the Capitol Riot several times in the past.
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