The Star’s editors added that the Republican had “disgraced his office and our state,” and “must either resign or be removed from the U.S. Soon after, as the barriers fell and the Capitol was breached, the editorial board of The Kansas City Star said Hawley had " blood on his hands" for his role in helping create the conditions for the violence. Shortly before the insurrectionist violence began in earnest, Hawley raised his fist in solidarity and signaled his support for the rioters - and then sent out another fundraising appeal, seeking more financial rewards for his anti-election plans. 6, the GOP senator said in a message many radicals no doubt noticed. It would " depend on" what happened on Jan.
Two days ahead of the assault on the Capitol, Hawley appeared in conservative media and suggested to the Republican base that there was still a chance Donald Trump would remain in office.
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