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Repeаting а litаny оf lies and distоrtiоns by the sitting President of the United States, Donald Trump, on January 6, 2021 thousands of right-wing protestors stormed the U.S. Capitol Building in an attempt to [BLANK-1] and prevent the certification of the 2020 election which had seen Joseph Biden defeat the incumbent Trump. Without any evidence, Trump had claimed widespread election fraud and earlier that morning had urged his followers to “fight like hell. If you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.” His supporters then invaded the Capitol Building (the first invasion of the building since the British had sacked Washington D.C. during the War of 1812 more than 200 years before), attacked the Capitol Police and D.C. Metropolitan Police, and called for the execution of Vice-President Mike Pence (who had agreed to authenticate the results of the free-and-fair election and refused to abide by a fake electors conspiracy put forward by Trump). 150 police officers were injured, one officer was killed by repeated beatings with a fire extinguisher, another suffered a heart attack from being shocked by his own stun gun, and one Capitol invader was shot and killed by police while attempting to break into the House chamber. Donald Trump would be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors against the United States around a month later, but fell short of being removed from office by the Senate.
Grаde Rutherfоrd B. Hаyes's Fоreign Pоlicy:Foreign policies include аll legislation, political agendas, attitudes, and activities relating to the United States’ relations with other countries and international organizations. This area includes issues relating to diplomacy, statecraft, military and warfare, foreign trade and agreements, alliances with foreign powers, and activities relating to international organizations. Like domestic policies, this is a sweeping category and one that should be given considerable attention while grading your presidential report card
Grаde Andrew Jоhnsоn's Public Relаtiоns, Communicаtion, and Charisma:Public relations and communication refer to the ability of a president to effectively connect with the American people, convey the president’s agenda and the current affairs of state to the public, and rally Americans in times of crisis. Presidents also sometimes make gaffes or slips in speech that can damage the presidency or unnerve the American people – you also need to consider if presidents make these mistakes. This category also asks you to consider the charisma of the president. In other words, is the president charming, likeable, personable, and photogenic/television-friendly. These qualities not only influence a president’s popularity, but also the president’s ability to establish a connection with the public and advance the presidential agenda.