Members of President Donald Trump’s failed election campaign were involved in plotting the attack on the Capitol in Washington, D.C.

She was the organizer of the “Save America Rally” event on January 6 at Ellipses, near the federal White House, named Woman for America First, a pro-Trump non-profit group. But the link to the National Park Service document recognizing the rally mentions the names of many who received thousands of dollars just days before the Trump 2020 re-election campaign. There are relationships with other people who are planning to take part in the rally near the White House.

Since the day Capitol infiltrated, many of these characters have tried to distance themselves from what has happened.

Before the attack, Trump spoke to those gathered there and invited them to go to the Capitol, saying, “They will never recover the country with weakness. They have to be strong, they have to be strong. ”

A week after the attack on Capitol Hill, the House of Representatives approved Trump’s accusation, making Trump the only U.S. president to be twice censored by the legislature.

But the consequences could extend beyond Trump, who is due to leave the White House on Wednesday, paving the way for Democrat Joe Biden to win the election. Trump has refused to admit defeat and has falsified unsubstantiated evidence.

The women who applied and were recognized for the rally did not respond to questions about who funded the event in America, who attended the event – tens of thousands of people attended – and why campaign staff were there.