Trump inauguration washout as indoor ceremony leaves MAGA fans gutted

Sean Spicerpress secretary

At the moment Trump doesn’t have to choose between competing parts of his coalition,

Sean Spicer, a former Trump aide who served as press secretary for part of the president’s first term, told POLITICO

If Biden thinks preemptive pardons are going to save them, he’s got another thing coming,

a middle-aged Trump acolyte from North Carolina, sporting a pair of red-white-and-blue MAGA Sneakers, told POLITICO

I wasn’t hunting boomers,

he told POLITICO — a reference to ballistic missile submarines

We’re already examining how we can get around any pardons Biden issues.”

A Republican lawyer, attending a star-studded event hosted by conservative cable commentary site Newsmax, echoed the sentiment

We had tickets for the inauguration, and were disappointed like everyone else, and it was hard waiting in line,

said Janeen Coyle, who drove eight hours from Cincinnati

Lisa Godbey Woodunited States federal judge

The whole city, it feels like it is really excited,

said Lisa Wood, who drove with Coyle from Cincinnati for the inauguration

The guy just got shot in the damn head, and he's worried about us,

he added

He’s a historic figure, whether you love him or hate him,

she said

This is a total unadulterated victory for the mission of American Moment,

Solheim told the Washington Examiner in an interview

They're putting their fingerprints on the administration,

Girdusky said

We're in a much better position,

said Terry Schilling, president of the conservative American Principles Project group

I’m almost 72 and I’m going to remember [Biden] as the worst president of my lifetime by far,

said Brad

It’s been embarrassing for the last four years. We have not had anybody in charge, anybody running the show,

said Deanna, from Illinois

We were doing much better under Trump, so we’re excited for another four years,

said Philip Swinson, a construction business owner from Southern California

A lot of changes are going to happen,

said Jeff, a Trump fan sitting by the bar who traveled for the inauguration from Alaska

Anything is better than what we’ve had for the last four years,

said Levi, a young man from Wisconsin

It’s a happy day,

said a group of women from South Georgia, who were wearing huge star-spangled hats and "Make America Great Again" scarves and were standing by the Capitol building

I am very, very excited,

said Rachel Quy, who traveled from Atlanta and was standing outside Union Station

We’re from Oregon, so it’s a blue state, so it's nice to be around like-minded people,

he said

I knew it was going to be inside, (but) I just wanted to get as close as possible because of all the sacrifices he made for us,

Robert, Manley, a 71-year-old retired supporter from Georgia, told AFP