Trump unloads on Jan. 6 Democrats

 Washington Examiner:

 Former President Donald Trump used his microphone at a top conservative conference to bash the House Jan. 6 select committee repeatedly — and noted how even CNN has stopped using the term the "big lie."

"It's the same people, it's Adam Schiff, it's same words," he said at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority conference. "If you just [insert] 'January 6,' instead of 'Russia, Russia, Russia.'" Schiff is a California Democrat who pushed the assertion that there was collusion "in plain sight" between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia.

WATCH LIVE: TRUMP SPEAKS AT FAITH AND FREEDOM COALITION CONFERENCE

"It's no coincidence that all of the same people who staged the 'Russia, Russia, Russia' hoax are now pushing this insurrection hoax," he added.

Of CNN, Trump celebrated reports that said the cable network's new chief discouraged the use of the phrase "big lie" to describe the former president's claims that the 2020 election was stolen. "They came out with a strong statement saying that they are totally, totally prohibited from using the term," Trump said.

Trump dusted off other rhetorical greatest hits as well, such as rising crime, illegal immigration, and even 2016 Democratic presidential opponent "crooked" Hillary Clinton.

Trump also emphasized his "pro-faith," "pro-family," "pro-life," and "pro-woman" platform, underscoring that "the American tradition is under assault from the radical Left."

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Democrats can't just disagree with Trump on politics.  They have to go overboard on pretending that he is a man of evil intent including Russian collusion and insurrection.  It is hard to have an honest debate with people like the modern Democrats. 

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