JANUARY 6

 


It has been one year since the Events of January 6, 2021. Much has been said about the people and purpose of that day in US Politics. Today, Joe Biden gave a speech in which he denounced the former President and those who took part in the event one year ago.

Two basic things remain clear, at least to me they are clear. Joe Biden won the 2020 Election and the protest on January 6, 2021, was not an insurrection.

After countless attempts to prove voter fraud or ballot tampering, nothing even close has been found by anyone. Neither Republicans nor Democrats or even state audits have found any significant votes that would have changed the outcome of the election. People have poured millions into proving that fraud existed, but they cannot find any evidence. None. Moreover, after watching the Biden Team fight Covid, I am convinced they do not have the organizational skills necessary to create a massive voter fraud. They are simply not that smart.

The people who protested the 2020 Election and Biden's win, came organized and prepared on January 6. Most, if not all, of these people are NRA members and proud gun owners. For all the effort to prove they planned the whole event, there is zero evidence that they planned for an armed conflict. Think about it: Trump supporters, who planned the protest and own guns, did not bring guns or plan for an armed conflict. How could anyone call this event an insurrection?

America has a long history of protest. Union marches, civil rights marches, and anti war protest have gone on for decades. BLM and anti Trump rallys were common over the last 6 six years. This march on the capital and entering the capitol building was planned by stupid people who did dumb stuff. Nobody has ever accused a Trump supporter of being "too smart." But it was just a protest.

Biden and Democrats have worked hard to paint protesters are traitors. They want to create the Treason Narrative to prevent a Trump candidate from winning in 2024. This is misguided. If they want to continue to run government, they only need to focus on doing a better job. The only reason Trump exists is because of massive leadership failures in the past. Further failure and blaming Trump protesters will not will elections.


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