Actor Ricky Schroder, a supporter of President Trump, said he plans to be in Washington, DC on January 20 – to rally in support of Trump or to protest Democrat Joe Biden’s inauguration.
“God willing, I’ll be in Washington DC on January 20th to celebrate President Trumps [sic] Inauguration, ”Schroder wrote in a post on Parler, the Washington Times reported.
“If not,” continued Schroder, “I will march on the Communist Capitol’s inaugural event to demand electoral security for 2020 and all future elections.”
Schroder, 50, the former star of “NYPD Blue” and “Silver Spoons,” said he was prepared to be arrested for protesting an upcoming Biden government, the report said.
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“As a freedom-loving American, I reject corrupt leadership,” Schroder wrote according to the Times. ‘I reject those of politicians [sic] who don’t put America’s safety first. If that means you should be arrested … so be it. “
Actor Rick Schroder can be seen in Los Angeles, November 2, 2016. (Associated Press)
Biden officially won the electoral college election over President Trump on Monday after the Democrat’s victory in the popular vote on Nov. 3, denying Trump a second term in the White House.
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However, President Trump has refused to admit the race, claiming his campaign was hurt by alleged fraud in several states – although courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, have largely dismissed claims.
On Thursday night, Trump posted a Twitter message that was critical of the U.S. Supreme Court – presumably in response to the December 11 Supreme Court decision rejecting a Texas bid to prosecute four battlefield states for their changes to voting rules. Biden won all four states – Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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“I am very disappointed with the Supreme Court of the United States, and so is our great country!” Trump wrote on Thursday night.
Schroder previously made headlines in late November when he defended his role in aiding Kenosha, Wis., Releasing suspect Kyle Rittenhouse from prison on $ 2 million bail ahead of Rittenhouse’s expected trial over assassination attempts in the U.S. death of two men and injuries of a third on August 25.