.thereidout Blog: Former Sec. of State Condoleezza Rice, a Republican, suggested it’s time to “move on” from the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. It’s foolish for anyone to believe the attack on American democracy started or ended on Jan. 6.
, who said members of Congress investigating the attempted insurrection should be “talking about the future and not the past.”
“Yes, it’s time to move on in a lot of ways,” said Rice, who led the State Department during former PresidentFormer Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, a Republican, suggested it's time to "move on" from the Jan. 6 attack."I'm going to tell you: I live in California, not Washington, D.C.
Rice said that although she cried the day of the attack, she felt much better when senators"filed back into the Capitol" and"certified that election" later that day."I had new faith in our institutions and the people who were protecting them," she added. That sounds like a rollercoaster of a day for the former secretary of state. But her personal emotions aside, it’s dangerously naive to suggest the Jan. 6 riot was a moment in time that’s already been dealt with. Believing the incident was isolated, rather than one of many steps toward fascism, has always been the shallow view. The attack wasn’t just against the Capitol, the Capitol Police or even the lawmakers gathered in the building that day.
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