Monitoring Biden and other Contemporary Events

people are seeing that everyday Americans do not support their violent actions.

Buncha redneck thugs

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But there has been no reason to think that Michael Flynn’s beliefs had any bearing on the actions of his brother. And indeed, Charles Flynn’s involvement in the meeting made a lot of sense, given his role as the Army’s deputy chief of staff for operations, plans and training. Charles Flynn isn’t in the chain of command, but this is something you’d expect him to take part in.

But for some reason, the Army decided to falsely deny and otherwise obfuscate that fact. And the timeline reinforces just how poorly conceived and handled the entire situation was.

As The Post’s story notes, then-Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy talked around Charles Flynn’s involvement during a Jan. 12 interview with The Post. He said that he hadn’t been on that particular call, suggesting that he didn’t know whether Flynn was.
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One anonymous official, though, has indicated that this is precisely what it looks like: a coverup. The official told The Post that there was indeed concern about the possible political fallout if Flynn’s role became public.

The thing is, even if this were to come out, it probably would have been a pretty small matter. It might have seeded some more conspiratorial thinking about why the National Guard wasn’t deployed sooner, sure, but Charles Flynn’s involvement would have been very easy to explain, on account of his job. And again, there is no reason to ascribe his brother’s beliefs to his work, and plenty of reason to believe that he doesn’t share these views, given how extreme they are.

By trying to hide this fact and avoid even the discussion, though, they’ve all created much more valid suspicion — not about Flynn specifically, necessarily, but about their general honesty regarding the events of Jan. 6. And all of it is surely something many of them will be forced to account for under oath, as Congress prepares to hold hearings on the Capitol siege in the weeks and months ahead.

(CNN)It's just one small part of the sweeping immigration overhaul President Biden is pushing.

But the symbolic significance is huge.

Biden's proposed bill, if passed, would remove the word "alien" from US immigration laws, replacing it with the term "noncitizen."

It's a deliberate step intended to recognize America as "a nation of immigrants," according to a summary of the bill released by the new administration.

It's just one small part of the sweeping immigration overhaul President Biden is pushing.
But the symbolic significance is huge.
Biden's proposed bill, if passed, would remove the word "alien" from US immigration laws, replacing it with the term "noncitizen."
It's a deliberate step intended to recognize America as "a nation of immigrants," according to a summary of the bill released by the new administration.

The left seems to have a delusion that they have a right to unity after their scorched earth campaign.

They don't.

Melania Trump Won't Show Jill Biden Where She Stores Her White House Holiday Decor

All this time I thought Melania Trump was just an empty elegant lady unfortunate enough to be married to Trump. Had no idea she was just so petty. Couldn't even be bothered to write out her own thank you notes to White House domestic staff members.

End Keystone XL pipeline and revoke oil and gas development at national wildlife monuments. To do this, Biden's climate adviser Gina McCarthy explained the Biden administration will discard or redo more than 100 "harmful" presidential proclamations, memoranda or permits signed by the Trump administration that the new administration views as detrimental to the environment.

Nearly 1 In 5 Defendants In Capitol Riot Cases Served In The Military
As a veteran myself, I am disgusted by the white supremacy that remains to fester in the US armed services. If found guilty, strip these extremist terrorists of 100% of the VA benefits.

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Nearly 1 In 5 Defendants In Capitol Riot Cases Served In The Military
As a veteran myself, I am disgusted by the white supremacy that remains to fester in the US armed services. If found guilty, strip these extremist terrorists of 100% of the VA benefits.

I might favor action against someone for what they've done. I draw the line at action for what they think.

I do recall that your active duty was somewhat more active than my own