U.S. Capitol invasion

When Donzaleigh Abernathy saw what happened at the Capitol on January 6, she was angered and moved. But it wasn’t anything she hasn’t seen before – and she still believes that we’re on the path to a better world.

She made the claim while explaining why she voted against honoring police officers.

The extremism of Marjorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar, Andy Biggs and Lauren Boebert includes spewing bigoted remarks and harassing LGBTQ people.

“In effect, the government keeps crashing the same car into a gate, hoping that someday it might break through,” the judge wrote.

Prior to his election as a West Virginia legislator, he previously caused controversy via Facebook over a book for pre-teens.

Tony Perkins and Jack Hibbs suggest that if there were more prayer in schools and courts, the riot on the Capitol might not have happened.

Twice arresting for defacing Black Lives Matter murals, Marky Hutt spent weeks hyping up “PatRIOTS” for January 6, even claiming to receive security from the Proud Boys.

Sedition? “Look it up.”

Pence made a deal with the devil in hopes of becoming President one day. He’ll be paying the price for that bargain the rest of his life.

Fearing further incitement of violence, Twitter has put an end to covfefe. (Unless Trump commandeers the @FLOTUS account.)

This is not simply a time for condemnation. Those who were horrified by what we witnessed on January 6 must take action.

Nikki “Stickers” Stone was one of eight people arrested were charged with “disorderly conduct” after being in the road directly near Trump Tower.

The world took to Donald Trump’s favorite platform, Twitter, to condemn him as his account got suspended.