Name: Infantil: Kinzinger responde al insulto de Trump el día de la investidura
Uploaded: 2025-01-21T09:28:07.598Z
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Description: El presidente Joe Biden emitió indultos preventivos para prominentes críticos del presidente Trump, incluidos miembros del Congreso que sirvieron en el comité que investigó el ataque del 6 de enero en el Capitolio. El ex congresista republicano Adam Kinzinger, entre los que figuran en la lista de indultados, habla con Erin Burnett de CNN.

El presidente Joe Biden emitió indultos preventivos para prominentes críticos del presidente Trump, incluidos miembros del Congreso que sirvieron en el comité que investigó el ataque del 6 de enero en el Capitolio. El ex congresista republicano Adam Kinzinger, entre los que figuran en la lista de indultados, habla con Erin Burnett de CNN.

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President Joe Biden issued preemptive pardons to various critics of former President Donald Trump, including members of Congress like Adam Kinzinger. Kinzinger, a former Republican congressman who served on the committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol, was among those pardoned. During an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Kinzinger responded to an insult from Trump during his inauguration day speech, in which Trump referred to Kinzinger as a "super crier."

Kinzinger dismissed Trump's remarks as "childish" and pointed out the former president's tendency to make exaggerated claims and insults. He mentioned that this behavior is something people should expect over the next four years, adding that he and former colleague Liz Cheney did their jobs in highlighting the events surrounding the Capitol riot, which embarrassed Trump. He also refuted the notion that he was advocating for war, emphasizing his status as a military veteran.

Kinzinger suggested that inauguration day should have been a time of celebration for Trump, urging him to focus on unifying and setting forth a positive vision rather than resorting to personal attacks. He criticized the former president's approach as a sore winner mentality, urging Trump to move forward rather than dwelling on past grievances.



"Infantil": Kinzinger responde al insulto de Trump el día de la investidura

Pero cuando el presidente habló, habló de usted y su ex colega, el congresista Liz Cheney, obteniendo estos indultos específicamente. Y no sé si has oído las palabras exactas. Puede que alguien le haya enviado una cita, pero como sé que está intentando dormir hasta tarde, Congresista, permítame reproducirle lo que el presidente dijo de usted. ¿Por qué ayudamos a algunas personas? ¿Por qué estamos ayudando a Liz Cheney? Quiero decir, Liz Cheney es un desastre. Es una lunática llorona y el llorón, llorón Adam Kinzinger. Es un super llorón. Nunca vi al tipo que no llorara. Siempre está llorando. Le miro. Recuerdo que hace años, él estaba realmente de mi lado. Y entonces un día, ya sabes, cuando no quieres matar a la gente en las guerras, se vuelven contra ti. Liz Cheney odiaba el concepto de no ir a la guerra con todo el mundo. Así que te llama super llorón. Quiero decir, ¿qué te dice eso sobre dónde estamos? Bueno, en primer lugar, no dormí hasta tan tarde. Eran como las ocho. Así que no, la mirada, quiero decir, esto es sólo esto es esto es lo que vamos a esperar durante cuatro años. Es simplemente infantil. Sí, claro. Literalmente hicimos nuestro trabajo y le avergonzamos. Demostramos que durante cuatrocientos ochenta y siete minutos estuvo sentado sobre su culo mientras su gente intentaba derrocar al gobierno. Y eso le avergonzó. Ya sabes, la idea de decir que, ya sabes, estamos pidiendo una guerra. Quiero decir, soy un veterano, por el amor de Dios, ya sabes, estoy en el ejército, por el amor de Dios. Esa es una tonta, tonta acusación. Pero eso es lo que hace. Quiero decir, de nuevo, van a ser cuatro años de inventar cosas, exagerar y golpear hacia abajo. Esto debería ser un día. Esto es una locura. Este debería ser un día de celebración para Donald Trump. Debería estar ahí de pie unificando. Vi a uno de tus comentaristas, no voy a llamarlo por su nombre, diciendo que, ya sabes, era genial ver a Donald Trump decir estas cosas delante de Joe Biden. ¿Como qué tipo de venganza? ¿Qué clase de mal perdedor y mal ganador eres? Has ganado. Celébralo. Ofrece una visión a la gente en lugar de seguir mirando hacia atrás y golpeando hacia abajo. Pero de nuevo, esto es, creo, lo que unifica este movimiento. Y ahora tienen que gobernar.

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