Your previous posts in this thread make me realize you will continue to attempt to make a false equivalency between the ENTIRE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PARTY officially excusing Jan 6th as “reasonable discourse” in a party resolution with Harris raising funds for bail for accused, not yet convicted, rioters….which is a constitutional right, btw.
They are not equivalent. They are not the same. They both happened, that is an undeniable fact. That is NOT misinformation. You are as deeply entrenched in your false equivalency as anyone on the far left or far right are entrenched in their position.
Me? Rioters during this past summer’s protest to be arrested, charged, and convicted. Anybody left or right that said or says otherwise I rebuke.
I don’t think the entirety of the membership of the Republican Party excused January 6th riots. I never said that. There is certainly one notable exception that took it very seriously. She was rebuked by her own party for it. There are other Republicans that have not excused it. You can’t, however, deny that the fact that party apparatus for Republicans officially excused it by resolution AND officially rebuked one of it’s own members that very public refused to excuse it for that refusal.
Adam Kinzinger was also on the commission. But he retired from congress. Below are his reasons why.
From October 2021...
After announcing on Friday that he would not seek reelection to Congress in 2022, Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., said Sunday he, Rep. Liz Cheney and "a few others" are the only House Republicans "telling the truth" about the 2020 election and its aftermath.
"You can fight to try to tell the truth, you can fight against the cancer in the Republican Party of lies of conspiracy of dishonesty," Kinzinger told ABC "This Week" anchor George Stephanopoulos exclusively in his first interview since the announcement. "There are about 190 people in the Republican Party that aren't going to say a word, and there's a leader of the Republican caucus that is embracing Donald Trump with all he can."
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"It's a couple of things -- it's sitting back and saying, 'OK, what happens if I win again?' I go back, and Republicans will probably be in the majority," Kinzinger responded. "I’m going to be fighting even harder on some of these things, and it's been obvious over the last 10 months that nobody ... I haven't seen any momentum in the party move away from lies and toward truth."
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"The Republican establishment now -- whether it's the [National Republican Congressional Committee], whether it's Kevin McCarthy -- have held onto Donald Trump," he said. "They have continued to breathe life into him, and so actually, it's not handing a win as much to Donald Trump as it is to the cancerous kind of lies and conspiracy" that are now the "mainstream argument of the Republican Party."
"It's not on Liz Cheney and I to save the Republican Party," Kinzinger added. "It's on the 190 Republicans who haven't said a dang word about it, and they put their head in the sand and hope somebody else comes along and does something."
‘It’s not on Liz Cheney and I to save the Republican Party,’ Kinzinger said.
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