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Jun 9 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Right Wing Watch will be watching tonight’s first public hearing by the House Select Committee investigating the effort by Donald Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election and keep Trump in power. 1/
We’ll also be keeping an eye on the propaganda campaign being waged by Trump Republicans, far-right activists, and right-wing media outlets to distract Americans from the committee’s truth-telling about the criminal conspiracy against our country. 2/
While you’re waiting for the hearing to start, catch our explainer video on the role played by the “Stop the Steal” campaign and its organizer Ali Alexander – more videos to come as committee hearings continue. rightwinginsurrection.org/key-figures-to… 3/
Exposing the truth is the first step toward accountability. If the people who conspired to overthrow the election are not held accountable, they will try it again. #Jan6Justice 4/
Remember, the violent attack on Jan. 6 should not have been a surprise to anyone paying attention – and neither should the next one. 5/ rightwingwatch.org/post/the-jan-6…
After the election, we covered the violence, rhetorical and physical, at rallies organized to support Trump’s effort to overturn the election: 7/ rightwingwatch.org/post/violence-…
At an event organized by religious-right activists and Stop the Steal organizers a few weeks before the insurrection, the Oath Keepers’ Stewart Rhodes threatened bloody civil war if Trump did not stay in power: 8/
Right-wing political figures associated with the secretive Council for National Policy pushed Trump’s lies about the election and urged state legislators and senators to take action to keep Trump in power: 9/ rightwingwatch.org/post/right-win…
On the eve of the insurrection, speakers at a rally near the White House mixed conspiracy theories, Christian nationalism, and threats of violence against members of Congress. Ali Alexander led chants of “victory or death.” 10/ rightwingwatch.org/post/christian…
As the hearings progress, you can check out a toolkit @peoplefor has put together for updated resources and ways to get involved in exposing the truth and demanding accountability. 11/ rightwinginsurrection.org

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