The bell has been rung. The bell cannot be unrung. nytimes.com/2022/01/01/opi…
"Over the past year, Republican lawmakers in 41 states have been trying to advance the goals of the Jan. 6 rioters — not by breaking laws but by making them."
Most of America saw what led up to Jan 6 and what the goal was. The results were also clear and the sedition continues. Congress views the dissolution of the democratic voting process as a an exercise in seeing who can force evidence to prove the obvious. january6th.house.gov
"A bell cannot be unrung": legal term to describe evidence that is not admissible but is unforgettable to a jury. America is saturated with images of desperate, coordinated, violent chaos triggered by a failed leader in a pathetic attempt to avoid peaceful transfer of power. 
Even if we were to look at the 1/6 fiasco on the criminal level, it was a politcially funded and organized incitement killed people that day. Was the Trump coup attempt designed to kill people, block the people's vote and destroy national monuments? timesofisrael.com/2nd-woman-kill…
We could zoom back and add in Trump's last minute killing spree on prisoners, pardons of war criminals, his Talib surrender, backing of dictators and warlords even his nod for false flag events in the Gulf. Despite his anti war stance Trump's desperate decisions killed people.
Presidents are never held accountable for deaths they cause or even overthrowing democratic nations. We just don't have a legal or mental framework for someone who worked on the inside to destroy our government. That's the challenge Congress and America faces. Actual Traitors.
25% of Americans and 53% of Republicans believe Trump is still the "true president," The secondary goal of the coup was to undermine the legitimacy of the election process. Again there is ample evidence in Trump's words and deeds to prove sedition. usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
Why did Trump do it? Ask any CIA or FBI investigator about the key indicators of moral failure, betrayal or indication of foreign recruitment. In 2015, Trump was a desperate old man who had no financial or legal way out of his problems. news.clearancejobs.com/2021/07/25/per…
Where should we look? Right in front of you. The Abraham Accords. The dictator special interest scam that put billions into secret slush funds. Jared managed to burn through $2B before they realized Trump wasn't going to be President. #QuidProQuo thehill.com/homenews/admin…
We know Trump's priorities. From the first trip he made and then down the ratlines of a lot of odd Trump decisions that now make sense. The problem was he lost the election. So fuckery rained down. One could only imagine what he had in store for Term Two. businessinsider.com/trump-saudi-or…
In my opinion, Trump was convinced by dictators, inbred family rulers and mercenaries that the conversion of America from a democracy was ridiculously easy. Its been done dozens of times with barely a whimper on the world stage. Why would American be any more difficult to flip?
My suggestion is that we not get lost in the random incompetence of 1/6 but historically examine Trump's constantly consort with strong men and dictators to shape this nation to his fiefdom run by oligarchs, sycophants, chinless children and his sedition makes a lot more sense.
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