In the slyest and sneakiest way possible, Trump is trying to incite the "white nationalists"...

...and the racists and the Nazi sympathizers. It cannot be good for America.

He is pretending he doesn't even know these people, but he will never say anything negative about them. He wants them to know that he is on their side.

He would like to be able to organize them into a violent mob, again. Like he did on January 6th.

And he uses the media to propagate the story. "Trump meets with white nationalists." That is the story he would prefer. The more the media can talk about it, the better for him to organize and incite the mob.

Pamela Brown

After his book tour, Mike Pence has become a very important witness.

He became much more vocal after the election and after his book came out.

He wanted everyone to know that he did not think the J6 Committee was "fair" and he said he had "closed the door" to talking with them.

He also said that during the insurrection, Trump was not part of the solution, he was part of the "problem". I'm sure the prosecutors would like to know more about what he meant by that?

He may have closed the door on the Committee but the DOJ has opened their door very wide for Mr Pence. He has a lot of information that no one else has access to, except the former Criminal-in-Chief himself. He needs to tell what he knows so we can try to resolve this crisis and get along with the country's business.

He needs to understand that it is highly unlikely that he will ever be in the White House ever again and he needs to step up and do what is best for the country.

Was it an attempted coup? Did Trump actually try to overthrow our government or was it all the brainchild of the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers? Or did it go much deeper into our government?

Mike Pence could shed a lot of light if he could put politics aside and do the right thing.

The Republicans made a big mistake by not asking Donald Trump to make public his taxfiles in 2015

It created suspicions from the beginning.

What was he trying to hide?

He kept saying they were "in audit".

Here it is, 7 years later, and we still haven't seen his taxfiles?

If he is going to run for president again, he should be required to show his tax forms. The people need to know who their president is associating with. No exceptions.

Now, we hear that the House Ways and Means Committee is to finally get to see the tax records, after they were released by Chief Justice John Roberts.

People are sick of this Godfather shit.

Jim Jordan, Ted Cruz, Matt Gaetz and other accomplices in the insurrection are blowing smoke...

...in proclaiming that they are going to have hearings about the January 6th insurrection. I doubt that very much. They do not want to talk about it at all. The only reason they are making such threats now is that they have been ordered to do so by their master, Donald Trump.

They would rather investigate Hunter Biden's laptop, or the withdrawal from Afghanistan, or something without their fingerprints on it, than to investigate Merrick Garland or Jack Smith or the January 6th attack upon our Capitol. They do not want any part of that.

They are blowing smoke out of their lower orifices. What questions would they ask about January 6th?

Is Donald Trump the type of person to be trusted with national secrets?

He has never seemed to be a trustworthy person to me. That's just my opinion.

But, he was caught red-handed with top-secret documents, he had stolen from the government, in his desk at his country club in Florida.

Does anyone believe he would be incapable of selling those secrets? That he took them only for ego gratification?

Not only did he steal the documents, but he refused to return them. The DOJ was only able to get them when they requested a court-approved search warrant to go in and get them. This was after he lied to the FBI about having any more documents.

And even after retrieving the documents in the search warrant, they found several dozen empty "classified" folders with no documents in them? How many are still missing?

So what should the Special Counsel do about it?

Is it really that tough of a decision?

The Naked Truth - January 6th was a Day of Sedition.

It was nothing like a normal "tourist" day. It was chosen because it was January 6th, the day that the electoral votes were to be counted. It was not a coincidence. It was a conspiracy. The conspiracy was to stop the Congress from counting the electoral votes on that day.

It was not a protest or a march that went wrong. It was planned from the beginning. Those that try to re-define or to minimize what happened that day are either intentionally lying or are in denial about their role in the conspiracy.

Their goal was to stop the certification of the votes by Congress and to overthrow a legal and legitimate election. It was sedition, plain and simple.

This is where the debate should begin.

Those that participated in this dastardly act are, to one degree or other, guilty of sedition against the United States of America.

The Land of the Navajo

Is anyone watching the Artemis I coverage?

It is amazing!

It is just a little over 50K miles from the moon and has already traveled about 5 times that distance. From what I have heard, they are going to get within 60 miles of the surface of the Moon as they orbit, and the gravitational force will then direct them back to the Earth?

Maybe we will someday have a Moonbase?

Was it just a coincidence that Garland chose prosecutor from the International Court?

He did say that there were "extraordinary" circumstances.

He also mentioned that it became necessary to appoint a SC when Trump announced his candidacy for the Presidency, and since Biden had mentioned his intentions on running in 2024, he decided to put the investigation into the hands of an independent Special Counsel. It was appropriate for appearances sake, if for nothing else.

Are they investigating more than what we know about, or what the media has thus far reported?

In my opinion, it is a little curious.