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“This is not the vision of America that #manufacturers believe in and work so hard to defend.” - National Association of Manufacturers in statement by President and CEO Jay Timmons

“The attacks against our nation’s #CapitolBuilding and our democracy must end now. We extend our respect and appreciation to all of the #lawenforcement officials who are protecting our government, our elected officials and our fellow citizens.” - US Chamber of Commerce

“We are appalled by the lawlessness and violence that unfolded at the U.S. #Capitol and strongly condemn the actions of those individuals who participated in the illegal activities that destroyed property and cost lives.” – Carol Tomé, CEO of UPS

“We condemn the disturbing and horrifying storming of the U.S. Capitol. With President-elect #JoeBiden rightfully certified as the 46th #POTUS, we call on all Americans to persevere and move forward with a peaceful transition of power.” – Jim Loree, CEO of Stanley Black&Decker

“The violence and #lawlessness that took place in Washington today was disgraceful and #unAmerican, and has no place in our democracy.” – Charles F. Lowrey, CEO of Prudential

“The violence that occurred at the #Capitol yesterday must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. There is no room for nuance. #Democracy depends on the peaceful transition of power – period.” – Marc Lautenbach, CEO of Pitney Bowes

“Yesterday’s violence at the #CapitolBuilding in #Washington — the very symbolic place that’s meant to preserve it — runs counter to the ideals that America was founded on.” – Michael Miebach, CEO of Mastercard

“This is not who we are as a people or a country. We are better than this.” – Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase

“As an American... and as a U.S. #military #veteran who served overseas to protect our democracy, I’m devastated by this assault on what our country has stood for since its founding: free, fair and peaceful elections.” – Alex Gorsky, CEO of Johnson & Johnson

“On a day which should have seen a step in the peaceful transfer of power in the United States, we were instead confronted by disturbing images of violence and #hate, stoked by divisiveness and #disinformation.” – Philippe Krakowsky, CEO of Interpublic Group

“At Intel we condemn all acts of violence and attempts to unlawfully disrupt a #democratic process that has long been a model for the world.” – Bob Swan, CEO of Intel

“A peaceful #transferofpower is an essential part of democracy, and there is no justification for the use of violence to undermine free #elections. We all deserve better.” – Francis deSouza, CEO of Illumina

"Today’s chaos in our nation’s #capitol violates the very idea on which #America was built.” – Enrique Lores, CEO of HP

“Recently, we have squandered that goodwill at an alarming pace, and today’s attack on the U.S. #Capitol does further damage. It’s time for all Americans to come together and move forward with a peaceful #transitionofpower.” – David M. Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs

“Today’s scenes at the U.S. Capitol are an attack on #democracy and not who we are as a country. Before all else, we are #Americans.” – Jim Fitterling, CEO of Dow

“The US is stronger than the abhorrent actions of those who engaged in this conduct.” – Punit Renjen, CEO of Deloitte Global

“The United States has long served as a beacon of #democracy, and today we are reminded of both its importance and #fragility.” – Chuck Robbins, CEO of Cisco

“Today is a sad day. The scenes at the United States #CapitolBuilding this afternoon were, frankly, sickening and an embarrassment to the country.” – CBRE

“The violent #attacks and protests that occurred at the U.S. #Capitol and several states yesterday marked a dark and sad day for our country and served to threaten the foundation of the nation’s democracy.” – Mike Mahoney, CEO of Boston Scientific Group

“I am deeply saddened by the events that took place in Washington, D.C. yesterday. … The U.S. #democratic process and the #ruleoflaw must not be allowed to be disrupted.” – Bob Bradway, CEO of Amgen