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The New York Congresswoman, responding to a report that claimed staffers working for several members of Congress met with January 6 rioters, inflated the death toll to ten.
It is absolutely critical to the Democrat Party narrative that the incident be made to seem as violent and crazed as possible.
Report: QAnon promoter Marjorie Taylor Greene to attend Wyoming fundraiser By Brendan LaChance on August 3, 2021 Marjorie Taylor Greene is seen in a video posted last year on her Twitter account. Greene, a supporter of conspiracy theories, won the Republican nomination for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District. (Twitter) CASPER, Wyo. — Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Ohio U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan and former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows will be in attendance at a House Freedome Fund fundraiser Thursday at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the Jackson Hole News & Guide reported...
Don't show me this message again✕ The family of Howie Liebengood, a Capitol Police officer who died by suicide following the 6 January riot, have called for Congress to establish the proposed commission to investigate the events of that day. Virginia congresswoman Jennifer Wexton, who represents the family, published the statement on their behalf, noting that Mr Liebengood would still be alive today were it not for the attack on the Capitol. “We believe a thorough, non-partisan investigation into the root causes of and the response to the January 6th riot is essential for our nation to mo...
U.S. News Joe Biden Sparks Fury as He Calls Capitol Riot ‘the Worst Attack on Democracy Since the Civil War’ This part of his speech in particular triggered strong emotions on social media. Image Credit: Email Joe Biden has provoked outrage on social media: his speech to Congress dubbed the 6 January Capitol storming “the worst attack” on American democracy since the Civil War. The president took the stage in the Capitol building to argue that almost 100 days ago he had “inherited a nation in crisis” marked by “the worst pandemic in a century” and “the worst economic cri...