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Future generations must never forget the truth. On January 6th, 2021, a violent mob tried to halt the results of a presidential election. It was a direct assault on American democracy.

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Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸1 year ago

Future generations must never forget the truth. On January 6th, 2021, a mob of far-left extremists certified a fraudulent election that they knew they stole by cheating. Democrats cheated in 2024 as well. They always cheat.

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Molly Pitcher1 year ago

Yeah ok.

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ideaman@inventitnow1 year ago

Your comments are almost as pathetic as this staged event were you are wearing the African garb of slave traders, while trying to impeach Trump again.

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Ismael Flores1 year ago

Soon conman

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Cap’n Jim Miller🇺🇸1 year ago

Oh, Boo fvcking Hoo. The most nonviolent, unarmed, ineffective insurrection in the history of the world. It was allowed to happen by the FBI and Nancy Pelosi. Shove it, Up-Chuck.

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Ethan Keller1 year ago

Future generations must NEVER FORGET the truth: @SenSchumer @JoeBiden @SpeakerPelosi CLAIMED the border was secure, but: 🚨Allowed MILLIONS of illegal crossings. 🚨Flooded our streets with THOUSANDS OF TONS OF DRUGS. 🚨Resulting in the deaths of HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS.

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Finton Elder1 year ago

the expiration date on this narrative has long since passed, buddy. come up with something better or STFU.

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J$1 year ago

Time to dance Chuck 💃

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Gina Zippi Hicks🇺🇸🇺🇸1 year ago

We will make sure that future generations know our own government planned an orchestrated an attack on the capitol in order to frame a political opponent. Did you help Nancy plan it?

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Four years ago, on January 6, 2021, a violent mob—incited by Donald Trump—stormed the U.S. Capitol in an unprecedented attack on American democracy. Their goal was clear: to overturn the results of a free and fair election because Trump lost, largely due to the critical role Black voters played in flipping key battleground states like Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Fueled by white supremacy and the false narrative that Black voters had ‘stolen’ the election, this mob unleashed chaos, destruction, and violence, resulting in the deaths of police officers and threats to the lives of elected officials, including the vice president. Now, in an almost unimaginable twist of irony, this same man, an unrepentant racist who sought to disenfranchise millions of Black voters and undermine democracy, will take the oath of office to become president once again—on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This moment underscores the deep contradictions and persistent racial injustice embedded in our nation’s history and present. We must never forget the events of January 6, 2021, the lives lost, and the blatant attack on democracy. We must also recognize how racism and white supremacy continue to be weaponized to suppress progress, target Black communities, and distort the principles this nation claims to stand for. As we reflect on the anniversary of this violent insurrection, let it serve as a sobering reminder that the struggle for justice, equality, and true democracy is far from over. History cannot be rewritten, and our collective vigilance and commitment to the fight must remain steadfast.

Bishop Talbert Swan

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