Ricky Schroeder, a pro-President Trump actor, said he plans to travel to Washington DC on January 20 – either to rally in support of Trump or to oppose the inauguration of Democrat Joe Biden.
“God willing, on January 20, I traveled to Washington, D.C., to celebrate President Trump. [sic] Inauguration, “Schroeder wrote in a message posted on the parlor, the Washington Times reported.
“If not,” Schroeder continued, “… I will demand election security for the March 2020 and all future elections on the occasion of the opening of the Communist Capitol.”
Schroeder, a former star of “NYPD Blue” and “Silver Spoons”, said he was ready to face arrest for protesting against the incoming biden administration, the report said.
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“As a freedom-loving American, I reject corrupt leadership,” Schroeder wrote, according to the Times. “I reject the politician [sic] Who did not put America’s security first. If that means being arrested … then be it. “
Actor Rick Schroeder was spotted on November 2, 2016 in Los Angeles. (Associated Press)
Biden officially won President Trump on Monday following a Democrat victory in the November 3 referendum in the Lok Sabha, thus denying Trump a second term in the White House.
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President Trump, however, has refused to accept the race, saying his campaign has been damaged by alleged fraud in many states – although the U.S. Courts, including the Supreme Court, have largely rejected allegations of electoral fraud.
On Thursday night, Trump posted a Twitter message criticizing the U.S. Supreme Court – presumably in response to the High Court’s Dec. 11 ruling, rejecting a bid to sue four battlefields over a change in Texas voting rules. Biden in charge – Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, all states won.
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“I am so disappointed in the Supreme Court of the United States, and so is our great country!” Trump wrote Thursday night.
Schroeder previously made headlines in late November when he visited Kenosha, Viz. Defending his role in helping, the shooting suspect Kyle Rittenhouse was released from prison on a 2 2 million bond before the Ritenhouse’s anticipated trial on charges of murdering two men. On the third August 25th.
