The Dems crumbling Jan. 6 narrative

 Rajan Laad:

These are desperate times for the Democrats. Irrespective of what they or their cronies in the media claim, they know that an emphatic routing is unavoidable. 

The Democrats are responsible for the hardships faced by citizens.

Inflation is at a 40-year high, making essential commodities expensive.  Even the price of candy reached its highest recorded mark, which will impact Halloween celebrations.

The price of gasoline continues to rise.

The border is open, causing over 4.9 million migrants to enter the U.S. since Biden took over, and the smuggling of illicit narcotics is resulting in numerous drug overdose deaths.

The rate of violent crimes in the U.S. is rising while the murder rate spiked by 30%, the highest increase since record-keeping began in 1960.

Democrats are placing restrictions on firearms, which are the only affordable means of defense for citizens. 

The Democrats were responsible for the lockdowns that infringe upon the right of movement and the right to earn a living.  The Democrats impose vaccine mandates that eliminate the right of choice.

The Democrats desperately want to change the topic.  Hence the focus on the "insurrection." 

The goal of the January 6 Committee was never to find facts; it was instead to persecute the Democrats' main political opponent, Donald Trump.

The committee was populated exclusively with Trump-haters.

For the hearings, they hired television producers to dramatize the occurrences.

The committee ignored the Capitol security failures and the shooting of an unarmed protester, Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt.  They also overlooked the mysterious Ray Epps, who was seen inciting the protesters to enter the Capitol building.

Witnesses were allowed to make unverified claims.  Trump's legal team was not allowed to question witnesses and invite witnesses of their choice.

To sum it up, it was a Stalinist show trial.

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It was a show trial that I am not buying.  The Democrats are trying to demonize those who protested against the actions of the Democrats.  I am among those eager to vote against every Democrat on the ballot.  The current leadership of the party is just not credible.

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