And if we have a bipartisan, investigative commission, that’ll lead to … *Aldo Moro-style political assassinations*???pic.twitter.com/H0WjpNxekR
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It’s reassuring, in a way, to see the WSJ oped page just come right out and say that finding, and telling, the truth about Jan 6 would be bad for Republicans’ political fortunes https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-pelosi-january-6-commission-fiasco-11622065772?st=2x9t7fj98ocon9k&reflink=article_copyURL_share …pic.twitter.com/pDbUop4yVL
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Henninger, Gigot, Strassel: they’re all bad faith people. Unreadable. I’m a subscriber and I’ve just given up.
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My thoughts on this list, WHERE were they during this insurrection. Were they in hiding or were they "protected" in a different undisclosed area of the building. DID they not feel the FEAR of their colleagues? Or were they accomplices to the events?
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The truth is always reassuring and you know it when you hear it…
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Truth!
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But it won't be bad for their political fortunes.
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That’s why they shouldn’t be part of it. Don’t let the criminals investigate their own crimes. We’ve already seen, by the impeachment process, they can’t be trusted to be part of the jury.
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This is what they want, though: the ability to point at the investigation and call it a partisan witch hunt.
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