Answer:
Trump needed to be impeached for his words and actions that led to the mob action.
He created the atmosphere of distrust in the election results by making statements that the only way he could lose the election would be if there was massive fraud. Then, when he lost the election, he used that as "proof" that there had been fraud. That is distorted logic.
Many of Trump's followers believed his claim that he had won the election, and they came to Washington DC for the rally to support him. Many of them were prepared to commit acts of violence against the members of the Congress, the senators and Vice-president Pence to prevent them from counting the votes from the Electoral College. The Trump followers believed that he could continue as president if they literally fought for him.
They invaded the Capitol and terrorized the elected officials. People died in the attack. And it could have been much worse.
None of that would have happened if not for Trump deluding them, inviting them, and encouraging them.
He must be held accountable.
Step-by-step explanation:
Opinions matter. People should form them based on facts. Facts can be verified and checked. There is a difference between assertions and facts. People can make assertions that are not true. Maybe they are mistaken. Maybe they were confused. People can admit their mistakes and correct the errors.
Some assertions are delusional: the person who makes the statement actually believes something that is not based on facts, and cannot be convinced otherwise.
Some assertions are lies, spoken to deceive others; they deliberately hide or distort the truth.
