The Pelosi Republicans and the Pelosi sham Jan. 6 show

 Stephen Kruiser:

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That’s the perfect description of Adam Kinzinger and Liz Cheney, who have been busy wagging their tails like trained dogs for Nancy Pelosi and her sham Jan. 6 kabuki theater. The Democrats and their flying monkeys in the media have been talking a lot this year about the Big Lie. The real big lie is the nonsense about Jan. 6, 2021, being an insurrection that was caused by President Trump, neither of which is true. Republicans feeding that lie deserve to be marginalized, weakened, and eventually replaced. These guys don’t deserve a second chance. They’re too far on the dark side for a shot at redemption.

Kinzinger and Cheney have become odious backstabbers who are aiding and abetting Pelosi’s unhinged corruption, all for a little attention. They’re being hailed as “principled” by a press corps that would have a fatal allergic reaction if it came within a mile of the real definition of the word. It’s like having a Mexican drug cartel as the only group that praises your business model.

Kudos to McCarthy for being dismissive of the sellouts and for not playing along with Granny Boxwine’s lunacy. That’s leadership.

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See, also: 

Jan. 6 committee could be final hurrah for Cheney and Kinzinger

Seventy percent of Wyoming voters now oppose Cheney and she has a negative 44 percent rating with Republicans in the state.   Her chances of reelection are remote at best.  A majority of Wyoming Republicans will vote against regardless of who is running against her.

One of the very real problems with the Jan. 6 event is the gross overreaction by the Democrats and their cohorts in the FBI.  

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