Oath Keepers Under Pressure To Present Truth about January 6th
It makes one wonder what oaths the Oath Keepers actually pledged. Wasn’t loyalty to one another among them?
In all fairness, cooperation with prosecution in exchange for lighter sentencing is a standard aspect of American criminal justice, and he shouldn’t be reviled any more in this case than in any other, IMO.
And who knows what evidence this turd is turning over? At this point, it seems probable that there was some level of communication between the Oath Keepers and the Trump administration.
Information to that effect would be extremely valuable.
With each passing year, as the ignorance of the average American becomes ever more profound, products are being put on the market, designed to extract money from their wallets.
This seems self-evident, doesn’t it? American conservatives believe, if nothing else, that the United States is an almost holy nation, that God smiles on our endeavors, that rule of law lies at the core of what makes our nation the greatest in the world.
The assertion in the meme here is true, but it raises an importation question: how well equipped is our species to deal with events that were unthinkable just 10 years ago? I’m referring to things like massive disinformation campaigns and the rejection of science, world fascism, environmental collapse, uncontrollable pandemics, and perhaps even nuclear war.
At a certain level, this is a private joke between my wife and me. She is quite frustrated by the pace of the Justice Department’s actions against the architects of the insurrection, and tells me, “Just let me know when the first indictments are unsealed.”
Republicans say that most Americans are no longer interested in the insurrection (or whatever euphemism you prefer) of January 6th, 2021.
Yes. It’s called being “woke.” It’s a word that hateful people use to describe those who care about anyone but themselves.
“If (Republicans) ever run the country again, it’s going to be a disaster for America.”
Charismatic and free-thinking pastor John Pavlovitz writes: People deserve a God who is bigger than Franklin Graham’s and Marco Rubio’s and Marjorie Taylor Greene’s and the GOP’s God. Their God is small and terrified—and it suspiciously resembles them. 
Here’s another gem that Joe Biden probably didn’t write for his own delivery at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, but it certainly went over well.
