Thread by @TheValuesVoter

The DOJ has rounded up 706 people who were involved in the #January6thInsurrection over the last 306 days. And these were just mainly the foot soldiers - the gullible thuggish slobs who believed a lie and committed crimes.
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Now these 706 people were mostly a bunch of randos. They weren’t for the most part caught at the scene. They were tracked down all over the country, in every part of the country, and hauled in. At an average rate of two a day.

That’s sort of impressive, I think.

Now these are just average Joes. Most of them will have records for the rest of their lives. While the people who sent them are still sipping nice beverages in Florida and DC with little regard for the little guys who got busted doing what they encouraged them to do.

But here’s my thought. If it is really true that DOJ is committed to holding everyone accountable, that could be a big problem for those who tried to pull off a coup.

If the DOJ was able to track down 706 random thugs from all over the country within one year of the insurrection, how much easier would it be for them to take down the smaller group of planners between now and 2025?

It seems a lot harder to track down hundreds of losers whose names aren’t even known than it is to get the goods on a likely smaller set of known people who plotted to take down the government.

Especially if their actions are a matter of public record.

I’m far more optimistic today than I was yesterday that at least most of the people who plotted and tried to execute the coup will be brought to justice.

And I believe we’re going to find a lot more than we could have imagined.

Sorry … the last 363 days.