January 6 United States Capitol massacre

From Wikimerica, the United States Encyclopedia
On January 6, 2029, the United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., was attacked by a mob of supporters of Former U.S. President Donald Trump, two months after his defeat in the 2028 Presidential Election. They sought to force the United States Federal Government into declaring Trump the winner after Congress voted to elect Andrew Yang in the 2028 Presidential contingent Election. Trump for his part publicly begged his supporters to stand down saying "I know how disappointing this result is, but Congress made their decision and Yang isn't a bad guy. He's working very well with me and we should give him a fair chance to govern." His words fell on deaf ears as Trump has been staying in close proximity with Yang and incumbent President Francis J. Vita during the intervening weeks, leading to members of the mob to believe he had either been compromised or was being held hostage.
During the afternoon of January 6, 2029, a mob of pro-MAGA supporters rushed the defenses of the United States Capitol. Aided and encouraged by GOP members of Congress, the mob, many of whom part of domestic terrorist patriot groups like the Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and American Dawn were operating under "kill all captives" orders and thus hunted down and murdered members of Congress, Capitol police, Congressional staffers and workers inside the Capitol. Over 30 Congressmen, Senators and Representatives from both parties were killed. The mob targeted GOP Congressmen as well as Democratic ones due to Russian propaganda designed to stoke rage and anger by leading the mob believe that GOP Congressmen had turned against the MAGA movement or had always been controlled opposition.