(Worthy Insights) – As election week approaches, Washington, D.C., residents are grappling with fears of potential unrest, reminiscent of the January 6 Capitol riot with many in Washington planning conveniently timed getaways, seeking to avoid possible chaos, with some recalling unsettling experiences from previous political turmoil.
The heightened anxiety reflects concerns across the political spectrum about post-election violence, with liberals fearing a repeat of January 6 and conservatives worried about antifa-related unrest. Businesses and officials are preparing for worst-case scenarios, holding briefings and tabletop exercises involving Homeland Security and local police. The discussions, once unthinkable, show how deeply the events of 2020 have reshaped the city’s mindset about election safety. [ Source (Read More…) ]
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